Hanoon Hymn
Privacy Policy
Hanoon Hymn uses Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity analytics cookies by default on public, non-private pages to measure active and returning users. Analytics storage can be turned off at any time while cookieless measurement continues.
Data used to operate the service
Hanoon Hymn uses Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity analytics cookies by default on public, non-private pages to measure active users, returning visits, and privacy-safe product events. Advertising storage, advertising personalization, Google Signals, and user-provided identifiers are not enabled by this measurement.
Free-form search text, sign-in credentials, authentication URL state, form contents, and masked private interface regions are excluded from analytics. When analytics storage is turned off, both providers continue only their supported cookieless or no-consent measurement without analytics cookies.
Browser-side tools
Many Hanoon tools are designed to work primarily in the browser. When a tool can complete its job locally, your working content may remain on your device.
If a service needs third-party infrastructure such as authentication, storage, privacy-safe analytics or usage measurement, or form handling, only the data needed to operate that feature should be used.
Your choices
You can turn off analytics cookies from Analytics settings at any time. Hanoon Hymn then updates provider consent to denied, removes supported Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity cookies, and continues only provider-defined cookieless measurement on public routes.
Turning analytics cookies back on restores Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity continuity. Non-sensitive unapproved query values are removed before route-only measurement; authentication state, sensitive query values, and private fragments defer provider transport until cleanup.
Hanoon stores the analytics setting separately from measurement data so the choice can be honored on later visits. Turning analytics off does not limit access to hymn search, scores, audio, or community features.
If you have a privacy question about Hanoon, use the main contact page and include the service name and URL in your message.