Cookies and tracking

Nothing. There is no login, no basket and no on-site analytics, so there is no first-party cookie and no use of local storage. Anything the site needs to remember within a page it remembers in memory, and forgets when you close the tab.

Nothing either. This site loads no analytics, no advertising pixel, no heatmap, no chat widget and no embedded player. Every asset it serves comes from its own domain, so no other company learns that you visited — which is not a privacy feature we are boasting about, it is simply what the site needed.

You are asked all the same, on a first visit, because Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive asks for agreement before anything is written to your device — so the question is put and the answer stored, and any measurement script added later is behind that answer from its first page view rather than waiting for a banner to be built. You can change the answer at any time from Cookie settings, at the foot of every page; declining costs one click, exactly what accepting costs.

A live store does need cookies — a basket that survives a page load, a session, a payment provider's fraud checks — and it will usually run measurement of its own. Those are set by the merchant, under the merchant's own cookie policy and consent controls, not by this page.

If we ever add a script that stores something on your device, it is listed here before it ships, a consent control is added, and the date at the top moves. The privacy policy explains the legal basis for whatever we collect and the rights you have over it.

Questions about any of this go to hello@twenty-one.co, or 210 3000 463, or Plataion 55, 104 35 Athens. A named person reads that inbox — it is not a ticket queue.