Privacy
Optional analytics and marketing technologies load only after you choose to allow their category.
Necessary preferences
The site stores your cookie choices in this browser. The site’s hosting provider processes requests to serve pages and protect the service.
Contact form protection
Vercel BotID checks request and browser signals to help prevent automated contact submissions. This necessary security protection runs when you use the Contact page, separately from optional analytics and marketing. If verification cannot be completed, the form does not send your message and offers a way to continue in your email app.
Analytics
When enabled and configured, analytics can include Vercel Web Analytics, Vercel Speed Insights and Google Analytics. They help us understand visits and page performance. Analytics are optional; refusing them does not prevent reading.
With analytics consent, contact events can record email and meeting clicks, validation failures and message-sending outcomes. These events use fixed labels; they do not include entered names, email addresses, organisations, message text or prepared email URLs. Withdrawing analytics consent also stops these events.
Research measurement can count article and report openings, resource downloads, link copying, print actions and RSS clicks. Events use fixed categories. Search terms, URL query parameters and form details are excluded.
Marketing
Google Ads tracking, when configured, belongs to the optional marketing category. Allowing analytics does not itself allow advertising storage or advertising personalisation. No advertising account or campaign is created by this site.
With marketing consent and a configured conversion destination, a successfully sent enquiry may count as a conversion. Cookie choices, meeting requests and failed sends do not count as completed enquiries.
Change your choice
Accept or reject optional categories, or change them individually in preferences. Withdrawing a category stops it on subsequent page loads and clears supported first-party measurement cookies. Browser settings and provider controls can offer additional choices.
Research and project enquiries
Use the contact form or email info@uoi.ai to discuss research or work with UOI. The form asks for your name, email and message, and identifies meeting requests when you choose that option. We use these details to respond to your enquiry. When online sending is enabled, our email delivery provider, Resend, processes the message to deliver it to UOI. The form does not accept attachments. Start with a non-confidential summary so we can arrange the right way to share project materials.
Email links open your mail application for you to send the message. If a booking link is available, it opens an external scheduling service, whose privacy terms apply there. Otherwise you can request a meeting through the form and suggest times and a time zone. Enquiry details are not stored in browser storage or sent to optional analytics.
Staff publishing accounts
Authorised editors use a separate publishing area. It keeps staff account details, password hashes, active sessions and editorial history. A necessary HttpOnly session cookie keeps an editor signed in; it is separate from optional analytics and is cleared when the editor signs out. Publishing pages do not load the public site’s analytics or advertising integrations.
Unpublished research, private uploads and newsletter drafts are available only to authorised staff. When password recovery email is configured, Resend processes the recovery message. Recovery is unavailable while delivery is not configured.
Newsletter records
UOI’s publishing system can hold private subscriber records, including email, optional name, requested research topics and the recorded subscription choice. Saving a record does not send a newsletter. Public email signup, confirmation, unsubscribe and campaign delivery still require a connected service; RSS remains available without an email account.
Contact info@uoi.ai about information you have shared with UOI or a change to your email preferences.