Taylor & Francis

1. Informa Tracker ListMINORCOOKIES · CHANGED AUG 11, 2026The whole tracker list appears as new text because the previous snapshot contained no content, so this looks like the first full capture of the list rather than a real change to what Taylor & Francis (Informa) does. The list itself names hundreds of third-party services used across Informa sites, including advertising and ad-identity companies, behavior-analytics and session-recording tools, and consent-management tools. Nothing here shows a documented expansion of tracking compared with an earlier list — there is no earlier list to compare against.Read the analysis
2. Informa Privacy NoticeSERIOUSPRIVACY · CHANGED AUG 11, 2026The whole Informa Privacy Notice shows up in this update as newly added text, which almost always means the earlier snapshot captured nothing to compare against — so this is best read as a first full capture rather than a set of fresh edits. Nothing here can be confirmed as a change Informa just made. What the notice does say matters a lot for consumers: Informa builds marketing profiles about you using its own data plus data bought from outside sources, shares your contact details with sponsors, exhibitors, social media platforms and "trusted partner" companies for their own marketing, may collect biometric and location data at events, sets no fixed deletion deadlines, and can rewrite this notice with no notice at all.Read the analysis