Data on This Site

Last updated: 19 August 2026

What this page is: a short, origin-specific summary of what fable-vs-opus.vikataylor.com itself does with your data. The full privacy policy, terms of use and cookie policy cover this site and every other site in the network, and they live on the legal hub: Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Cookies and Local Storage. Where this summary and those documents differ, the documents govern.

1. Who runs this origin

fable-vs-opus.vikataylor.com is operated by Vika Taylor, an independent designer and creator. It publishes the four prompts used in one build video, free to copy. Contact: vika.taylor.one@gmail.com.

2. What this origin stores on your device

fvo_consent (localStorage, not a cookie): your banner choice and when you made it, as {choice:'granted'|'denied', ts:<epoch ms>}. Kept for 180 days, then you are asked again. It is stored whichever way you answer, because remembering "no" is the only way to honour it.
_ga and _ga_* (Google Analytics cookies): set only after you press Accept, never before. If you decline, the Google script is not fetched at all, so there is nothing to set them. Their browser lifetime is set by Google and is listed in the network cookie policy.

That is the whole inventory for this origin. There is nothing else in localStorage, no sessionStorage, and no cookie set by this site's own code. Copying a prompt writes to your clipboard and nowhere else: the text never leaves your browser.

3. Who this origin talks to

Cloudflare (Cloudflare, Inc., USA): the host. Asking for any page gives Cloudflare your IP address and the usual request metadata, because that is how the page reaches you.
Google Analytics 4 (Google LLC, USA): loaded from googletagmanager.com only after Accept. Consent Mode v2 is set to denied by default, and Accept grants analytics_storage only: advertising storage stays denied, and this site asks for nothing else. policies.google.com/privacy
YouTube (Google LLC, USA): the build video sits behind a click-to-play still image. Nothing is requested from YouTube until you press play, and the player that then loads is the privacy-enhanced one on youtube-nocookie.com. Follow one of the ordinary links out to youtu.be or youtube.com and YouTube's own policy applies from that click onwards.
Nobody else, before or after. Fonts are served from this origin, so no request goes to Google merely to render type. There is no CDN, no analytics beyond the one above, no social widget, no form and no third-party script of any other kind on these pages.

Correction: an earlier version of this page listed Google Fonts as a third party that receives your request. That was never true on this origin: all six font files are served from here, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, precisely so that no visitor IP reaches Google before consent.

4. There is no form here

This origin collects nothing you type. It has no signup, no newsletter box and no contact form. The email address in the footer is an ordinary mailto: link that opens your own mail app; if you do write, your message sits in my mailbox and is used only to reply to you. Ask me to delete it and it is deleted.

5. Changing your mind

You can change or withdraw your choice at any time with the button, here or in the footer of every page. Withdrawing is exactly as easy as giving consent, which is the point. Clearing site data in your browser removes fvo_consent and any analytics cookies too.

6. Your rights, and the full documents

Access, correction, deletion, objection, withdrawal of consent, portability and the right to complain to your data-protection authority are set out in full, with the legal bases and the regional sections, in the network privacy policy:

Privacy Policy: what is processed, why, on what basis, and how to exercise your rights.
Cookies and Local Storage: the complete inventory across all the sites, and how the banner works.
Terms of Use: what you may do with the prompts, code and text published here.

To exercise a right, or to ask anything at all, email vika.taylor.one@gmail.com.

Note: this page is a plain-language summary of one origin's data practices, not legal advice, and it deliberately states no retention period it cannot source. The periods held by Cloudflare and Google are named in the full policy as soon as they have been read off those accounts.

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