Privacy Policy

Micromath is an educational platform that explains research papers in simple language. Reading articles on Micromath does not require an account, and the site does not ask readers for personal information to browse published content.

Information readers share by browsing

When you visit any page, the hosting infrastructure necessarily processes basic technical information, such as the page requested and standard network data, in order to deliver the page to your browser. This is inherent to how websites work and is not used to build reader profiles.

Cookies used by the site

Micromath sets cookies only where the platform needs them to function:

Ordinary readers who never sign in are not issued these cookies. The site does not use third-party analytics cookies of its own.

Advertising

Some pages may display advertisements served through the site's own ad placements. Advertisements are separate from editorial content: an ad appearing near an article does not mean the advertiser endorses the article, or that Micromath endorses the advertiser. If you interact with an advertisement, the advertiser's own privacy policy governs what happens next.

How content and data are stored

Micromath runs on Cloudflare Workers and stores its content and administrative records in a Cloudflare D1 database. Administrative access is protected by login sessions, rate limiting, and multi-factor authentication.

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Contact

Questions about this policy can be sent to contact@micromath.in. Policy updates are published on this page.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to read Micromath?

No. All published articles and pages are readable without signing in or sharing personal information.

Does Micromath track readers across the web?

No. The site sets no reader-tracking or third-party analytics cookies of its own.

What are the session and CSRF cookies for?

They keep administrators signed in and protect admin actions from forgery. They are not issued to ordinary readers.

Do advertisements affect article content?

No. Ads are served through separate placements and do not change what our explanations say.