Last updated: 19 September 2026
What this policy covers
This policy covers the Tomorrow, Tested Research Atlas. It explains the limited browser storage and measurement used by the site. It does not cover external websites reached through links.
Essential consent storage
Silktide Consent Manager stores your choices in your browser's local storage under names beginning with stcm.tomorrow-tested.. This storage is necessary to remember whether you accepted or rejected analytics. It is not sent to Tomorrow, Tested and does not identify you to the site.
Optional Google Analytics 4
If you accept analytics, the site loads Google Analytics 4 using measurement ID G-WT5GLWM913. GA4 records aggregate information such as pages visited, approximate device and browser characteristics, referral information, and interaction timestamps. Google may process network information, including an IP address, when it receives a request.
The site disables Google advertising signals and advertising personalisation. It does not load Google Ads tags. The analytics cookie lifetime requested by this site is limited to 13 months and is not renewed on each visit. Google Analytics property-level event retention can be configured for up to 14 months for a standard property.
Analytics cookies
After consent, GA4 may create cookies including _ga and a property-specific _ga_* cookie. These distinguish browsers and maintain session state. They are not created by this site before analytics consent.
Your choice
You can reject analytics without losing access to any research, evidence, or site feature. Use the Cookie preferences control in the footer at any time to review or change your choice. Withdrawing consent prevents future analytics collection in this browser; it does not delete information already processed by Google.
Hosting and operational logs
The hosting provider may process standard request information such as IP address, requested URL, timestamp, and user agent to deliver and secure the site. Those operational logs are separate from GA4 and are controlled by the hosting provider's retention and security settings.
Who receives analytics data
When analytics is accepted, Google acts as the analytics service provider and may process data on infrastructure outside your country. Google applies its own service terms and privacy safeguards to that processing.
Your data rights
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to information, access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, or complaint to a supervisory authority. Privacy enquiries should be sent through the public contact route published by the Tomorrow, Tested repository owner.