Cookie policy
Last updated: 2026-10-30
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores in your browser and reads back on your next visit. Earnoscope uses cookies for two things only: showing the site the way you chose (language, currency, theme) and, if you agree, showing ads. This page lists every cookie by name, what it does and how long it is kept.
Necessary and preference cookies
These are needed for the site to work or to remember your choices. Earnoscope sets all of them, none tracks you on other sites and none is used for advertising, so they load without asking for consent.
| Cookie | What it does | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
| eo_consent | Your choice in the cookie banner ("Accept" or "Necessary only") | 6 months |
| eo_lang | Your language, so the automatic first-visit language redirect happens only once | 1 year |
| eo_currency | Your currency, if you switch between TRY and USD | 1 year |
| eo_theme | Your theme, if you pick light or dark yourself | 1 year |
| sb-…-auth-token | Your session, only if you sign in to an account; removed when you sign out | 8 hours |
Other information kept in your browser
When you search for YouTube channels, up to the last 6 channels you looked up are kept in your browser's local storage (eo_recent_yt) so we can show a "recent searches" list. This is not a cookie, it is never sent to our server and it stays only in the browser you use. Clearing the site's data in your browser removes it.
For visit statistics we use Cloudflare Web Analytics. It uses no cookies, does not identify you and does not track you across sites; we only see aggregate numbers such as page views, country and browser type.
Advertising cookies (only with consent)
If you choose "Accept", Google AdSense and Google's advertising partners may use cookies to show and measure ads. These cookies can be used to show you relevant ads based on your previous visits. See how Google uses cookies in advertising; you can turn off personalized ads in Google's Ads Settings. If you choose "Necessary only", the ad code never loads.
Once ads go live, visitors from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom and Switzerland will be asked through Google's consent message; everyone else will see our own cookie banner. The two are never shown together.
Changing your choice
Clear this site's cookies in your browser settings and the cookie banner appears again so you can choose again. Most browsers also let you block cookies entirely; if you block the necessary ones the site still works, but it will not remember your language, currency or theme.
How we handle personal data is explained in our privacy policy. If something is unclear, write to us through the contact page.