What the meters collect
Nothing. No accounts, no logins, no analytics, no advertising networks, no trackers of any species. There is no listener profile anywhere in this operation, because there is barely an operation — there is a folder of pages and a kettle of indefinite age.
The one line item
Answering the cookie note stores a single preference in browser local storage under the key henfmCookieChoice. Its duty: keeping the notice off your next visit. It never leaves your device, the studio cannot read it, and clearing browser storage deletes it completely. That was the last sentence about storage on this frequency.
The call-in console
The demonstration console validates input locally and transmits nothing. No signal leaves your browser, so nothing can be stored on our side. Should a real switchboard replace it, this policy gets a live rewrite before the first real call.
Routine outside traffic
Photographs and typefaces load from public services, which see the ordinary technical data implied by any image or font request — nothing more. No social widgets, no embedded frames, no mystery scripts in the console.
Your controls on the mixer
All stored state lives in your browser, which makes every right over it local and total: clear storage and you erase the entire estate. Questions go through the call-in; data is the studio's favorite genre to decline coverage of.
Last reviewed: November 2026.