Cookies
Zero cookies. Here's why.
This site doesn't track you, doesn't build a profile of you and never asks you to accept anything. That's how we believe the web should work.
Your visit
What happens when you visit us.
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No cookies at all
Nothing recognises you from one visit to the next, so there's no banner to click away.
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No tracking at all
No analytics, no tracking pixels and no profile built from anything you do here.
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Nothing pops up
No window ever opens over the page, so you can read without closing anything first.
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All served from here
Fonts, icons and images all come from this site itself, never from another company.
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One choice, on your side
If you switch language, the choice stays in your own browser and is never sent to us.
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Email kept in Greece
If you write to us, your message is kept in our mailbox at papaki, here in Greece.
Why
Why privacy matters to us.
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A right, not a setting
In Europe, privacy is a fundamental right. It shouldn't be a box you have to remember to untick.
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Less data, less risk
Data we never collect can't leak or be sold. The safest data of all is the data that doesn't exist.
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Faster, calmer pages
Without trackers and pop-ups, pages open faster, use less of your data and simply let you read.
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Trust you can check
Open your browser's developer tools on any page here. You won't find anything hidden from you.
The laws
The European laws behind all of this.
Five pieces of European law that put people, not platforms, in charge of their own personal data.
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2000, applies since 2009
The official textEU Charter of Fundamental Rights
Article 7 protects your private and family life, and Article 8 protects your personal data.
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2002, updated in 2009
The official textThe ePrivacy Directive
The “cookie law”: a site must ask before it stores anything on your device. That is why banners exist.
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2016, applies since 2018
The official textGeneral Data Protection Regulation
Collect only what you need, say why and delete it when done. You stay in control of your own data.
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2022, applies since 2024
The official textThe Digital Services Act
Platforms may not steer your choices with tricks, or target people they know are minors with ads.
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2022, applies since 2023
The official textThe Digital Markets Act
The largest platforms need your consent before they combine your data across their own services.
Europe got this right.
These laws start from a simple idea: your data belongs to you. We take it one step further: a visit here collects nothing at all.
This page explains our choices. It is not legal advice.