LEGAL

Cookies Notice

This notice explains the cookies and similar technologies we use on crimeincontext.com, and how you can control them. It sits alongside our Privacy Policy.

LAST UPDATED · 22 July 2026

What cookies are

Cookies are small text files a website stores on your device. Together with similar technologies, they let a site remember your visit and understand how it is being used. We keep our use of them light — we run a podcast, not an advertising business.

How we use them

—Essential. A small number of cookies are needed for the site to load, stay secure and remember basic preferences. Without them the site would not work properly.—Analytics. We use privacy-respecting analytics to count visits and see which episodes and pages people read, in aggregate. This helps us make a better show.

We do not use cookies to serve advertising or to build a profile of you across other websites.

Third parties

Some cookies are set by the providers that run the site for us — our website host and our analytics provider. When you play an embedded player or click through to a platform like Spotify, Apple Podcasts or YouTube, that service may set its own cookies under its own policy.

Managing cookies

You are in control. Every browser lets you see, block or delete cookies through its settings, and you can browse in a private/incognito window. Blocking essential cookies may stop parts of the site from working. Guides for the major browsers are available in their help centres.

Changes and contact

If we change how we use cookies, we will update this notice and the date above. Questions? Email hello@crimeincontext.com.