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Privacy & cookies

Last updated 14 August 2026. This page explains what the site stores, why it stores it, and how to change your mind.

Browser storage

This site does not use advertising or analytics cookies. It can use first-party local storage—technology covered by the same rules as cookies—to remember optional settings on your device.

ItemPurposeStored when
dermot-consentRemembers your Essential only / Allow preferences choice.After you choose
dermot-theme-modeRemembers Device, Light or Dark appearance.Preferences allowed
dermot-sfxRemembers whether optional interface sounds are on.Preferences allowed
dermot-ratingsRemembers film ratings you make on this device.Preferences allowed
dermot-recentShows films recently watched on this device.Preferences allowed

Choosing Essential only removes the optional items. You can reopen Cookie settings from every page footer.

Contact enquiries

If you use the contact form, the name, email address, project type, budget information and message you provide are sent to Dermot by email. They are used only to answer your enquiry and discuss the work. Please do not include sensitive personal information.

Guestbook messages

Guestbook submissions contain only the display name, optional location and message you provide. They are emailed to Dermot for moderation and are not published automatically. Do not submit private or sensitive information.

Service providers

Cloudflare hosts and protects the website. Resend delivers contact and guestbook emails. These providers may process technical request information needed to deliver and secure their services under their own contractual and legal obligations.

Your choices and questions

You can reject optional browser storage without losing access to the site. You can also clear site data using your browser controls. For questions about an enquiry or guestbook submission, email hello@dermotloughlin.com.

This page is practical information about this specific site, not legal advice. It should be reviewed if tracking, embedded third-party media or new data collection is introduced.