Privacy
Short version: there is no account, no analytics, no advertising, and nothing here identifies you.
What we collect about you
Nothing. There is no sign-up, no form, no newsletter and no payment step anywhere on this site. Your device choices — model, storage, network, condition — live in the page URL and in your own browser, and are never sent to us. We run no analytics or advertising scripts of any kind.
What is stored in your browser
Only what makes the site work, and only on your device. See Cookies & storage for the detail and a button that clears it.
- No cookies
- This site sets none at all
- Session cache
- Prices you have looked at, kept 30 minutes
- Firebase SDK store
- A small record the SDK keeps about itself
Who else sees a request
Loading a page means asking Google for three things, because the site is hosted on Firebase and uses Google Fonts. As with any web request, Google will see your IP address, your browser's user agent and which page you asked for:
firestore.googleapis.com- the price catalogue
fonts.googleapis.com·fonts.gstatic.com- the typefaces
www.gstatic.com- the Firebase library
The catalogue is public, read-only reference data. Reading it tells Google that someone asked for a device's prices; it carries nothing about who.
Leaving for a store
"Go to store" opens that store's own site in a new tab. From that point their privacy
policy applies, not ours. We pass nothing with you: the links carry
rel="noopener nofollow" and no identifier, no referral code and no record of
your visit here. If you then sell a device, we do not learn about it.
Your rights
UK GDPR gives you rights over personal data held about you — access, correction, erasure and the rest. We hold none, so there is nothing to request and nothing to delete. Anything this site put in your browser you can clear yourself from Cookies & storage, or by closing the tab. If you email us, we will of course have your email until we delete it.
Changes
If this site ever starts collecting something, this page will say so before it does, and the change will be visible in the site's public source history rather than announced quietly.