General Introduction
Soft Awragh is all about making recipes easy and accessible. We don’t have accounts or ask for your personal details. That means Soft Awragh's not selling or sharing anything about you, either.
Still, there are times when certain details might get picked up by third-party tools we use, like for tracking traffic, showing relevant ads, or adding videos. Here’s a quick guide to how Soft Awragh works with this info, what’s collected, and how your privacy stays protected.
Third-party services used
To keep Soft Awragh running smoothly and to keep recipes free, we rely on services from other companies. These partners help us offer video content, understand what you like, and pay the bills with ads. Here’s a rundown of the main third-party services Soft Awragh relies on:
- Google Analytics: This lets us see anonymous traffic stats, so we know what folks are checking out and how to improve. Google Analytics may use cookies, but Soft Awragh doesn’t collect info that can personally identify you.
- Google AdSense: AdSense brings advertising to Soft Awragh. These ads pay for the site and help us offer everything free. AdSense may use cookies to show you ads based on what you view. Soft Awragh can't access any of your personal ad data. For more info, check Google’s privacy policy.
- Cloudflare Analytics: Cloudflare helps us watch site performance and traffic without using personal-data cookies. It collects IP addresses and other info in batches, making sure no one can be singled out, and helps keep Soft Awragh quick and reliable.
- YouTube: We embed some recipe videos directly from YouTube. If you hit play on a video, YouTube/Google might set cookies for analytics — like counting views. If you’re signed into Google, YouTube could link that to your account, but Soft Awragh never sees that info. You can always check Google or YouTube’s privacy policy to learn more.
Cookies and consent
Cookies are little text snippets saved on your device when you visit a site. Soft Awragh and the services we use rely on cookies so things run better for you:
- Essential cookies: These make sure Soft Awragh works as it should — remembering your settings or language, for instance. Some parts of the site wouldn’t function without them.
- Analytics cookies: Services like Google Analytics or Cloudflare use these to gather overall site usage data, without singling out anyone. Soft Awragh uses the insights to keep making the site and content better.
- Ad cookies: Google AdSense may store details to show you more targeted ads based on what interests you or your browsing patterns.
By browsing Soft Awragh, you’re agreeing to these types of cookies. But you’re always in control — your browser lets you block, delete, or manage cookie settings. Turning off cookies might change how Soft Awragh and some other sites work for you.
Changes to this policy
This policy might shift from time to time. If Soft Awragh updates it due to new features, experiences, or legal requirements, we’ll make it clear right here or put a notice front and center on our homepage.
The date up top shows when Soft Awragh last changed this page. For the latest on how we handle privacy and data, it’s a good idea to check back here every now and then.
Contact
Have any questions, feedback, or requests about Soft Awragh’s privacy approach? Drop us a line at legal@softawragh.com. We’re glad to chat and happy to help with anything you need.
Conclusion
Thanks for taking the time to go through Soft Awragh’s privacy policy. By using Soft Awragh, you’re cool with the data practices we’ve shared here. We hope you feel comfortable and can relax while exploring our recipes. Your trust means a lot!