Cookies on my blog
Hey - yeah, cookies. Not the tasty kind. I am just one person running this little blog about buying and managing crypto, and I wanted to give you a quick, honest note about cookies here. No legal jargon, I promise.
What cookies are
Cookies are tiny text files your browser saves when you visit a site. They remember small things - like whether you have visited before or what language you prefer. They are not programs and they cannot access your files.
Why I use them
I keep it simple. I might use basic cookies so pages load properly and maybe a simple stat tool so I see which posts people actually read. That helps me write stuff that is useful to you. Nothing fancy, no tracking you across the web.
What you might see here
- Basic cookies so the site works right
- Maybe simple stats to see what posts get read
- Third-party cookies if I embed something like a video
Third-party cookies
Sometimes a tool I use - like a video host or a stat counter - sets its own cookie. I do not control those. They have their own rules. If that worries you, your browser can block them.
How to turn cookies off
Every browser lets you block or delete cookies. Just head to your browser settings and look for the privacy or security section. It takes a couple of clicks. Keep in mind, some parts of the site might not work perfectly without basic cookies.
More on your data
If you want to know more about how I handle your data in general, check out the Privacy page on this site. It covers the basics without the fine print.
Changes and getting in touch
I might update this note if things change - but it will always stay this simple. If you have questions, just use the contact form on the site and I will get back to you.