This site does not collect anything about you

What this site does not do

It sets no cookies. It stores nothing in your browser. It runs no analytics, no tag manager and no advertising or social pixels. There are no forms anywhere on it, so there is nothing to submit and nothing to store. It registers no service worker.

Those are checks run against the published files, not intentions. The site is a set of plain HTML pages built in advance. The feed and older media are served by dedicated endpoints; there is no visitor database behind these pages.

What does happen

Your browser fetches the page. Whoever hosts this site records that request, as every web server does: an IP address, a timestamp, which page, and which browser. That is ordinary server logging and it is how the web works. It is not linked to you by name and it is not used to build a profile.

If you press play, your browser contacts the episode’s audio host. Episodes hosted by Transistor are served through media.transistor.fm and audio.transistor.fm. Older episodes may still use media.adileakdetectionpodcast.co.uk. The audio host receives your IP address and request information and may measure episode downloads. Nothing is requested from the audio host until you press play. If you only read the transcript, that audio request never happens.

The fonts, artwork and transcript text on these pages are served by this site. Reading a transcript does not load an external podcast player or contact its audio host.

If you get in touch with ADI

This site has no contact form. If you call the number on it, or go on to use ADI Leak Detection's main website, that is ADI handling your information rather than this site. ADI Leak Detection's own privacy policy and cookie policy cover it, and they are published on that website.

Calls to ADI may be recorded. That is covered in their privacy policy, not here.

Who runs this site

The ADI Leak Detection Podcast is published by ADI Leak Solutions Ltd, trading as ADI Leak Detection. The quickest route is the phone number on this site.

If this changes

If analytics, a form or anything else that collects information is ever added, this page has to change with it. A privacy page that describes a site as it used to be is worse than none at all.