Privacy policy
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This site loads Google Analytics 4 (measurement ID G-S9J4DDHWDX), Microsoft Clarity (project zbs52a1mr0) and Adsterra (publisher 3403020, website 6191102, units NativeBanner_1 and SocialBar_1) by default on the first visit. The banner appears alongside those requests. Reject records your refusal for 180 days and reloads the page with analytics, recording and advertising scripts disabled; Cookie settings in the footer lets you change that choice.
**Storage written by this site.** The application writes two localStorage keys. `dreadmoor.consent` stores the advertising and analytics choice, when it was recorded, and its 180-day expiry. `dreadmoor.socialBarClosed` stores the time the floating ad was closed, so that close can be remembered for 180 days. The application does not create its own cookies; third-party libraries may create cookies under this domain. Clearing data for dreadmoor.org removes these local preferences.
**Google Analytics 4.** The site requests gtag.js from googletagmanager.com and sends measurement requests to google-analytics.com. Before the Google config call, Consent Mode v2 defaults set `ad_storage`, `ad_user_data` and `ad_personalization` to denied, `analytics_storage` to granted, and `ads_data_redaction` to true. These Google signals are separate from whether the site requests Adsterra or Clarity. Google documents `_ga` and `_ga_*` cookies for distinguishing users and maintaining session state; actual browser persistence and property retention depend on the service configuration. Reject changes the Google storage signals to denied and prevents the Google library from being requested after the reload.
**Microsoft Clarity.** The loader requests clarity.ms/tag/zbs52a1mr0 and Clarity resources from clarity.ms hosts for heat maps and session replay. Microsoft documents cookies including `_clck` and `_clsk`; other Microsoft cookies can also be involved depending on the browser and service configuration. Reject disables this loader on the reloaded page. Microsoft publishes the cookie purposes in its Clarity documentation and its broader data practices in the Microsoft privacy statement.
**Adsterra.** NativeBanner_1 and SocialBar_1 request their scripts from bicea.org by default. Ad delivery can involve additional advertiser or network hosts, cookies, and browser storage; those services can receive connection information such as your IP address, user agent and page address. Cookie names, purposes and persistence are controlled by those providers. Reject disables both placements after the reload, and closing the Social Bar separately remembers that placement choice for 180 days. Adsterra publishes its cookie policy at the source below.
**YouTube and external links.** Pressing Play trailer creates a YouTube iframe at www.youtube-nocookie.com. That request happens only after the click and is subject to the Google privacy policy. Steam and Dream Dock links open external sites when followed; their privacy policies then apply. Screenshots and fonts used by the site itself are served from this domain.
**Your controls.** Reject stops this site from loading analytics, recording and ad integrations after the page reload and on later visits while the refusal is valid. Cookie settings reopens the banner, and OK re-enables the services. Global Privacy Control is treated as a refusal. You can also block vendor domains or remove data for this site using your browser settings; removing local preferences makes the next visit use the initial defaults again. This site cannot remove cookies stored on a third-party domain.
**Contact and correspondence.** Write to [email protected] for a privacy question, a correction, or a request about correspondence you sent us. Include enough information to identify the message concerned. The local browser preferences described above remain on your device. This page records changes through its update date.
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Questions
Do I have to press OK before ads or analytics load?
No. Google Analytics 4, Clarity and Adsterra are requested on the first visit. Reject records a 180-day refusal and reloads the page with those integrations disabled.
Does denied Google advertising storage stop Adsterra?
The Google consent signals control the Google integration. Adsterra and Clarity have their own site loaders, which run by default and are disabled by Reject.
Which storage does the application write?
Two localStorage keys: `dreadmoor.consent` and `dreadmoor.socialBarClosed`, each with a 180-day preference period. Vendor libraries may separately create cookies.
Who do I contact about my data?
Sources
- Google — Set up consent mode — checked 2026-11-11
- Google — GA4 cookie usage — checked 2026-11-11
- Microsoft — Clarity cookies — checked 2026-11-11
- Microsoft privacy statement — checked 2026-11-11
- Adsterra cookie policy — checked 2026-11-11
- Google privacy policy — YouTube — checked 2026-11-11