At Good Night Messages, we care about your privacy as much as we care about helping you end your day on a positive note. This page explains how we handle the information we collect and what it means for you.
What We Collect and Why
We keep things simple. If we ever ask for personal information — like your name or email — it’s only because we need it to respond to you or improve your experience. And we’ll always let you know why we’re asking.
We only collect data fairly and with your permission. No tricks, no hidden forms.
How We Protect Your Information
If you share something with us, we treat it with care. We store it only for as long as necessary and protect it using methods designed to prevent misuse, unauthorized access, or loss.
We don’t sell, rent, or share your personal info — unless required by law.
Links to Other Sites
Some of our pages may include links to other websites. Please note that we’re not responsible for how those sites handle your data. We always recommend reading their privacy policies too, just to be safe.
Your Choice Matters
You’re always free to decline sharing your personal information. Just keep in mind that certain features might not work without it.
By continuing to use Good Night Messages, you’re agreeing to our approach to privacy and personal data. If you ever have any questions, just drop us a message — we’re here to help.
Cookie Policy
To make your experience smoother and more personalized, Good Night Messages uses cookies — small files stored on your device. Here’s what you need to know.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are little helpers that remember your preferences, help pages load better, and sometimes even make ads more relevant. They’re widely used across the web to improve your experience.
Why We Use Them
We use cookies to:
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Help the site run properly
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Understand which content our visitors enjoy
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Show relevant ads through trusted partners like Google AdSense
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Keep track of how visitors interact with the site
Cookies help us make sure the site works better for you every time you visit.
Disabling Cookies
You can turn cookies off through your browser settings. Just keep in mind that some features might not work as expected if you do.
Third-Party Cookies
We may also use cookies from reliable partners. For example, Google AdSense may use cookies to show you more relevant ads. If you want more details, we recommend checking Google’s own privacy documentation.
Some affiliate partners may also use cookies to track visits coming from their links — just so we can credit them correctly.
A Friendly Reminder
Please use our site responsibly. That means:
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No illegal or harmful activities
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No posting hateful or offensive content
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No trying to break or hack the site in any way
If you have questions about how we handle your information, or just want to understand our policies better, feel free to reach out. We’re always happy to chat.
This policy is effective as of 1 May 2025.