Cookie Policy

This page explains how Morse Code Translator uses cookies when you visit.

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website saves on your device to remember information between visits. Almost every website uses them. On their own, they can’t access your files or run any programs.

How we use them

We keep cookie use simple:

Preferences. These remember small settings while you use the translator, like your chosen playback speed or tone, so you don’t have to reset them every time.

Analytics. Tools like Google Analytics help us see which pages get used and how people move through the site. This data is combined with other visitors’ data and doesn’t identify you.

Ads. If ads are running on the site through Google AdSense or similar networks, those companies may place cookies to show ads based on your browsing activity, both here and on other sites.

Managing cookies

You can view, block, or delete cookies through your browser settings at any time. Search “[your browser] cookie settings” if you’re not sure how. You can also turn off personalized ad cookies through Google’s Ads Settings or at aboutads.info.

Turning cookies off won’t stop the translator from working. You’ll just lose a few saved preferences, and ads may be less relevant to you.

Changes

If how we use cookies changes, we’ll update this page and the date at the top.