Cookies

In short

• One cookie keeps subscribers signed in. A second one lives a few seconds after a payment. Those are the only ones we use without asking.
• The others help us see what people read and how our ads do. They run only if you say yes.
• You can change your mind at any time.

A cookie is a small file a website saves in your browser.

The cookie that keeps you signed in

When you subscribe or sign in, a cookie remembers that you can read the premium episodes, so you do not have to sign in again on every visit. It lasts up to one year.

Right after you pay, a cookie named just_paid carries the plan and the amount from our server to the page, so we can count the sale. It holds no name and no email. The page deletes it as soon as it opens, and it never lasts more than 10 minutes. The sale reaches Google Analytics and Meta only if you said yes to their cookies.

Cookies you can say no to

On your first visit, a banner asks for your choice.

• Reading statistics, with Google Analytics. They show us which episodes people like, so we know what to draw next.
• Our ads, with Meta. They help us show our ads on Facebook and Instagram to people who already know Project Visually, and see if those ads work.

If you say no, none of these cookies is saved. If you say yes, they last up to two years (Google Analytics) and 90 days (Meta).

Change your choice

Show the cookie banner again to accept or refuse. When you refuse, we remove these cookies from your browser.

Changes

We can change this page. The date at the top shows the last change.