Cookie Preferences

This website uses Google Analytics 4, a third party analytics service provided by Google, to measure how pages are used and how often visitors request a consultation. Google Analytics sets cookies in your browser and may use similar storage to distinguish visits.

This website does not use advertising cookies or marketing trackers. Advertising features, Google signals, and ad personalization are switched off in the analytics configuration, so measurement is not used to build advertising audiences.

Analytics receives the page path you viewed, the page title, and a small set of low detail labels describing actions such as clicking a consultation button, starting an inquiry form, or successfully submitting one.

Analytics never receives the contents of a form. Names, email addresses, organizations, roles, and message text are not sent to Google. Page paths are sent without query strings, and IP anonymization is enabled.

Analytics is not loaded on MILD's private administrative pages, so internal review activity is not measured.

Storage is otherwise limited to what is required for the site to function in your browser, such as technical state needed to render pages and remember basic interface behavior during your visit.

Information you type into a form stays in your browser until you submit it. When you submit, the details you entered are sent to MILD and stored securely in MILD's systems so the inquiry can be reviewed.

As with any website, hosting and infrastructure providers may process technical request information in order to deliver pages to your browser. That processing is part of serving the site rather than tracking you across other sites.

You can manage or clear site storage, including analytics cookies, at any time using your browser settings. Browser level tracking protection or an ad blocker will also prevent analytics from loading.

Google also offers a browser add on that opts you out of Google Analytics measurement across websites. Blocking essential storage may affect how parts of the site behave.

If MILD later introduces additional nonessential technologies, this page will describe each category before those technologies are used.

See the Privacy Policy for how information submitted through this site is intended to be handled, and the Terms of Use for the basis on which the site is provided.