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Cookie policy

Straight talk on the cookies crazein uses, why they exist, and how to change your mind whenever you like — no dark patterns, no buried settings.

Last updated 23 July 2026

The short version

Cookies are tiny text files a site stores in your browser. crazein uses only what it needs: a handful to keep the site working and secure, and — with your say-so — a few more to understand which decodes land and to remember how you like things. Nothing is shared for others to profile you, and you can accept, reject, or fine-tune any of it in one click.

What we store, and why

CategoryPurposeKept for
Strictly necessaryAlways onThese keep crazein secure and running: they remember your login, keep your session safe, and store this very cookie choice so we don't ask again on every page.e.g. Sign-in session, security, your consent choiceSession to 180 days
AnalyticsAggregated, privacy-friendly numbers — which stories land, how the site performs, where things break. It's how we decide what to cover next. Never sold, never tied to your name.e.g. Page views, load speed, popular crazesCookieless (aggregated) — no analytics cookies set today
PreferencesSmall comforts: remembering that you've seen a prompt, your region, and how you like things set — so you're not starting from scratch each visit.e.g. Region, dismissed prompts, saved settingsUp to 12 months
MarketingLets us measure which channels bring in readers who love this stuff, so we spend our effort reaching more of them. crazein runs no third-party ad trackers today — this simply future-proofs that promise under your control.e.g. Campaign attribution, audience reachNot currently set — reserved for future use

How your choice is honoured

crazein uses Google Consent Mode v2. Before you decide, every optional signal — analytics and advertising storage — defaults to denied, and only strictly-necessary security storage is allowed. The moment you choose, we update those signals to match, and we reassert your choice on every visit. Your decision itself is stored in a first-party cookie so we never have to ask twice, and a private, timestamped record is kept purely as proof of consent — it holds no advertising identifiers and never your IP address.

Change or withdraw your consent

Anytime — it's as easy to say no as it was to say yes. Open the preferences panel below, or use the Cookie settings link in the footer of every page. You can also clear cookies from your browser settings, though that will reset your preferences here.

Questions

Write to admin@crazein.com and a human will get back to you. For the bigger picture on how we work, see how we report.

Cookie policy — crazein