Cookie policy
Analytics cookies are set only if you accept them in the banner. Decline, and the site stores nothing on your device.
One purpose
Radar Europa uses cookies for one thing: product analytics with PostHog, so we can see how the site is used and fix what confuses people. There is no advertising, no login and no personalisation. Nothing is set until you choose Accept in the banner, and the banner appears only until you answer it.
If you accept
PostHog sets first-party cookies and local storage entries on this domain: a random visitor id, a session id and your consent choice. They expire after 12 months. With them PostHog can count visits and page views, connect the pages you see within a visit and across visits, record session replays of how pages are browsed with everything you type masked, and measure page performance. If you then request a report, the visitor id is linked to the email address you gave, so we can see the journey that led to the request.
If you decline
Only your choice is stored, so the banner does not come back. PostHog still counts your visit through a hash of your IP address, browser and the day. The hash changes daily, cannot be reversed to identify you, and is not stored on your device. No session replay is made and nothing connects one day to the next.
Change your choice
This reopens the banner. You can also delete this site’s cookies in your browser at any time.
Everything else
Cloudflare Web Analytics. Aggregate page views and performance measurements, collected without cookies and without fingerprinting. It does not follow you between sites and cannot identify you. It is loaded by our hosting provider at the network edge.
Fonts. Self-hosted. Your browser requests them from this site, not from Google Fonts or any other font service, so no third party learns that you visited.
Where the data goes. PostHog processes this data on its EU cloud, hosted in the European Union. The privacy policy lists every processor and your rights.
If that changes
Any new cookie, storage or third-party script means an update to this page and the privacy policy before it ships. The site’s Content Security Policy blocks scripts from origins that have not been explicitly allowed, so a change here is a change reviewed in code.
Last reviewed: 2026-09-07