Cookie Policy

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At Copy Paste Online (found at http://iclipboard.online/), we love privacy as much as you do. We don’t believe in following you around the internet or peek into what you are copying.

However, to make our site work smoothly and stay free for everyone, we use “cookies“. This page explains what they are and how we use them.

1. What exactly are Cookies?

Think of a cookie like a tiny “digital memory.” It is a small file that a website puts on your computer or phone when you visit. It helps the site remember things, like the fact that you already closed a pop-up, you chose dark theme or that you are currently using a specific clipboard key etc.

2. How We Use Cookies

We only use cookies for two main reasons. We never use them to see your personal files or track your private life.

  1. To Make the Site Work (Essential Cookies): Some cookies are like the engine of a car. Without them, this tool won’t work properly. They help our site remember your session while you are moving text from one tab to another.
  2. To Keep the Tool Free (Advertising Cookies): We may use advertising cookies, like from Google AdSense, to show ads. Google and its partners use cookies to show you ads that might actually be interesting to you. This is how we pay our server bills so you can keep using the tool for free!

3. Our “Privacy First” Promise

Most sites use cookies to build a “profile” on you. We don’t do that.

  • No Text Tracking: We do not use cookies to read or save the text you paste into our tool.
  • No Logs: We don’t keep long-term records of who you, where you go, why you used our tool, or what text your copy pasted etc.

4. You Are in Control

You are the boss of your own computer! If you don’t want cookies, you have options:

  • Browser Settings: You can tell your browser (like Chrome or Safari) to block all cookies. Just keep in mind that if you do this, our online copy paste tool might not work as fast as it should.
  • Opting Out of Ads: If you don’t want Google to show you personalized ads, you can visit the Google Ads Settings page to turn them off.
  • Learn More: If you want to know even more about how to manage these tiny files, a great place to visit is All About Cookies. They explain everything in very simple terms.

Still have questions?

We are real humans, and we are happy to chat! If you are confused about anything here, feel free to reach out to us through our Contact Page.

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