What cookies are
Yeah, cookies are those tiny files sites stash in your browser. They help a page remember you. We've all been there with annoying banners, but my blog is simple. I run this blog alone, so there's no big tracking machine here. Think of them like a note a friend leaves on your desk.
Who runs this blog
I'm just one person behind Crypto Help For Common Readers. I write plain tips on wallets, exchanges, taxes, and scams. No company, no team, no legal department. This cookies note is just me talking to you like a friend.
What kinds might show up
You might see basic cookies so the site loads right. I might also use simple stats to see which posts folks read. That's the whole list. No sneaky ads from me.
What you might meet
- Basic cookies that keep the page working
- Maybe light stats so I learn what helps you
Good facilitation respects your time. Cookies should too, so I keep them few.
If a third site ever drops a crumb through an embed, that's on them, not me. You can block those in your browser without breaking my pages.
Why I use them
It's like facilitating a good meeting: I want to know if my plain talk lands. Stats show me which crypto explainers you open. That helps me write more of what you need. No selling, no sharing. No fake collaboration, just honest listening.
How to turn them off
Easy. Open your browser settings, find the privacy area, and clear cookies or stop them. Every browser has this. You stay in control, not the other way around. No illusion of control here, just real toggles.
Privacy and say hi
For the deeper picture, check my Privacy page. It covers what little I collect and why. I might tweak this note as the blog grows. If you have questions, use the contact form on the site. I read those myself.