Cookies on my blog

What cookies are

Observation: cookies are tiny files sites drop on your browser. They remember small things so pages load right and your visit is smooth. Boring tech, but true, and they are not out to get you.

Who runs this blog

I am one person. No team, no company, no brand. I write plain crypto guides for everyday people and run this site alone from my desk. Cookies are not part of some big surveillance plot here. Just a necessity of the modern web.

What kinds might show up

Two types might show up. Basic cookies so the blog works when you click around. And simple stats cookies that show me which posts you read, like the one on crypto wallets or taxes. That is the whole list.

Why I use them

Hard agreement: a small blog needs minimal tech to function. I do not sell your data or run ads that stalk you.

Third parties, briefly

Some stuff on the blog loads from other sites, like an embed or a share button. Those third parties might set their own cookies. I do not control those, and I am not linked to them. Blame the open web, not me.

How to block or delete

Your browser gives you the wheel. Go to settings and block or delete cookies anytime. The blog will still work, just a bit dumber. No mercy for hidden trackers, but it is your call.

More info and changes

My Privacy page tells more about what data I touch. I might update this note if things change. If you need to reach me, use the contact form on the site. No email, no direct line, just the form.

Life is so rich,