What Potenza Seoul records about a visit
There are no accounts, forms or sign-ups on Potenza Seoul. Reading it requires nothing from you beyond opening a page.
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Visit counts with Google Analytics
Google Analytics 4 (G-4WX21M569F) runs on every page. As a page opens, it reports to Google the page title and address, the referring address, your browser, device and language settings, and the IP address that comes with any web request. It also stores two first-party cookies, _ga and _ga_4WX21M569F, so that Google can tell a returning browser from a new one.
Google handles that data under its own terms, set out in Google’s partner-sites policy.
Switching the counts off
Blocking cookies for seoulpotenza.com keeps _ga and _ga_4WX21M569F off your device, so one visit cannot be tied to the next, but a page can still report that it was opened: Google notes that its tag does not need cookies to send data. Installing Google’s Analytics opt-out add-on, or blocking scripts from googletagmanager.com, stops the reports themselves. Every guide, figure and film works the same either way.
What loads from elsewhere
Apart from that Google tag, every file a page needs, from fonts and images to the procedure film and its captions, comes from seoulpotenza.com. Links out to PubMed, the FDA and the device makers open pages with their own privacy terms.