A plain-language account of the small files that keep your audiobook library running — what they do, which ones we set, and how to stay in control.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They are widely used to make sites work efficiently, to remember your choices, and to give the people who run them a clear picture of how the service is used.
Across a library of more than 500,000 titles, cookies help us do a handful of specific things:
Required for the service to work. They keep you signed in to your library, protect your account and credits, and make core features accessible.
Help us understand how listeners discover and use the library, reported in aggregate so we can keep improving the experience.
Remember your choices — language, playback settings, and where you left off — so your library feels like yours from the first tap.
Used to measure our campaigns and share titles with people likely to love them. Always optional.
Alongside our own, we rely on a small number of trusted partners for analytics, payments, and advertising measurement. These providers may set their own cookies on your device, governed by their respective privacy policies.
Most browsers let you manage cookies from their settings. You can:
Blocking or deleting cookies is entirely your choice — though it may limit some features, such as staying signed in to your library.
For step-by-step guidance in your browser of choice:
We may revise this policy from time to time. When we do, we will post the updated version on this page and refresh the date above.
We are happy to explain anything on this page. Write to us and a real person will reply.
privacy@publica.la