Privacy

Last updated October 29, 2026

coinsrose is a feed of crypto and blockchain news. You can read all of it without an account, and we don’t run ads or analytics. We don’t sell your data. This page explains the little we do keep.

Reading the site

Anyone can browse, search and filter without signing in. We don’t use advertising trackers or analytics tools. Like any website, our host (Vercel) receives your IP address and browser details when you load a page, and may keep standard server logs.

Signing in

Signing in is optional and has no password. You enter your email address, we email you a 6-digit code, and you type it back. We use your email only to send that code and to recognise your account. We don’t send newsletters or marketing.

You can also choose “Continue with Google”. Google then tells us your email address and profile picture so we can recognise your account and show your picture. The picture is kept only in your sign-in cookie, not in our database. We don’t get your password or access to anything in your Google account.

What an account stores

That’s everything. We don’t keep a history of what you read, click or search for.

What stays in your browser

Your theme (light or dark), your grid or list layout, and your saved and hidden lists are kept in your browser’s local storage. This works without an account. When you sign out, your saved and hidden lists are removed from that browser, so the next person on a shared device doesn’t see them. They stay in your account.

If you install coinsrose as an app, your browser also keeps a copy of the pages you open and the app’s files on your device, so coinsrose can show you an offline message and open faster. Nothing from your account is kept in that copy, and removing the app or clearing site data deletes it.

Desktop notifications

Desktop alerts are optional and off until you turn them on with the switch in the bell panel in the header. The bell itself only counts new stories on the page. Your browser asks for permission first. When they’re on, coinsrose shows a notification when new stories arrive while a coinsrose tab is open in the background. This happens in your browser: nothing about it is sent to us, and nothing arrives once every coinsrose tab is closed. Your choice is kept in your browser.

Who else handles data

We use a few services to run the site. They process data only to provide that service.

Story pictures load directly from the publishers’ own servers, which can therefore see your IP address. We ask your browser not to send them the page you came from. Links on the site open the original articles on their publishers’ websites, which have their own privacy policies.

The story archive

coinsrose saves headlines, short descriptions, links and pictures from public feeds so older stories stay searchable. This is public content about the news, not information about you.

How long we keep things

Your choices

Children

coinsrose isn’t aimed at children under 13, and we don’t knowingly collect their information.

Changes

If this page changes in a meaningful way, we’ll update the date at the top.

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