Cookie Policy
What this page covers
This policy explains how CRYPTO PULZE uses cookies and similar technologies on cryptopulze.com, what each kind does, and how you can control them. It works alongside our Privacy Policy, which covers personal data more broadly.
Cookies in one paragraph
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser. Some vanish when you close the tab (session cookies), some persist for days or months (persistent cookies). Some are set by us (first-party), some by services we embed, such as advertising or analytics partners (third-party). Related technologies like local storage and pixels do similar jobs, and we treat them all the same way in this policy.
The categories we use
Strictly necessary
These make the site function: they remember consent choices you have made, help balance traffic across servers, and protect against automated abuse. They cannot be switched off through our consent tools because the site does not work properly without them, but they do not track you across the web.
Preferences
These remember small choices, such as a dismissed notice or a display setting, so you do not have to repeat yourself on every visit. Losing them breaks nothing; it just makes the site slightly more annoying.
Analytics
These help us count visits, see which articles are read, and understand how people move through the site. The data is used in aggregate. We do not use analytics to build individual profiles of readers, and we have no interest in doing so.
Advertising
Set by third-party ad partners, these are used to serve ads, limit how many times you see the same one, measure whether campaigns worked, and, where permitted, tailor ads to inferred interests. These partners operate under their own privacy policies, and where consent rules apply, these cookies are only set after you agree.
Your controls
- Consent banner. Where required by law, you will see a consent prompt on your first visit. You can accept, refuse, or pick categories, and you can revisit your choice later.
- Browser settings. Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies, block third-party cookies specifically, or clear everything on exit. The help pages for Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge explain how.
- Industry opt-outs. Self-regulatory programs for online advertising (such as those at youronlinechoices.eu, optout.aboutads.info, and optout.networkadvertising.org) let you opt out of interest-based advertising from participating companies in one place.
- Private browsing. Reading in a private or incognito window discards cookies when the window closes.
What happens if you block everything
Honestly, not much. Every article on CRYPTO PULZE remains fully readable with all non-essential cookies refused. You may see less relevant ads, see the consent prompt more often, and lose small saved preferences. We think that trade-off should be yours to make, which is why nothing on this site is gated behind accepting tracking.
Third parties, named honestly
The specific analytics and advertising providers we use can change as we swap tools and partners. Rather than let a stale list sit here pretending to be accurate, we commit to this: the categories above are complete, any provider we use is bound to the purposes described here, and you can email support@cryptopulze.com with the subject line PRIVACY at any time to ask which providers are currently active.
Changes
We update this page when our cookie usage changes. Significant changes will be flagged on the site rather than buried.
Last updated: August 2026. Questions about cookies or this policy go to support@cryptopulze.com.
