Privacy

Google Analytics 4, and nothing else. There is no advertising pixel, no session recorder, no heatmap, no chat widget, no A/B testing tool.

Pages viewed, approximate location from IP (city level, not the IP itself), device and browser type, and referring site. Enhanced Measurement is on, which adds scroll depth, outbound link clicks, site search, and file downloads such as the résumé PDF. None of it is tied to a name, and there is no account here to tie it to.

Taylor, in aggregate. Google processes the data as a service provider under its own terms. It is not sold, shared for advertising, or passed to anyone else.

Visitors in places whose law requires prior consent — the EU and EEA, the UK, and Quebec — are asked before anything loads, and the script is not inserted until they accept. Everywhere else, analytics runs by default and can be turned off below. Global Privacy Control is honoured everywhere, regardless of location.

Google Analytics is set to its default retention window for event data. Aggregate reports persist beyond that.

Use the control below, send Global Privacy Control from your browser, or block googletagmanager.com. Any of the three works; none of them breaks the site.