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Cookies & Storage
Last updated: 26 September 2026. This notice explains the technologies SideHustle Zero™ uses to store information on or access information from your browser or device.
About this notice
Although the familiar term “cookies” is used in the title, this notice covers more broadly the technologies that store information on or access information from your browser or device, including local storage and technologies used by mobile-app SDKs.
1. Necessary storage
- Maintaining authentication and signed-in sessions.
- Protecting authentication and checkout flows.
- Keeping one user's locally stored SideHustle Zero information separate from another user's information.
- Maintaining security-related state necessary to provide requested functionality.
Blocking or removing necessary storage may cause sign-in or other essential functions to stop working.
2. Functional storage
SideHustle Zero may store information locally to remember and provide features such as:
- Appearance and theme preferences.
- Saved and started blueprints.
- Checklist and journey progress.
- Planner and workspace information.
- Goals and other working information.
- Interface preferences.
Some of this information may remain only on your device while other information may synchronise with your authenticated account, depending on the feature. You can clear applicable locally stored information using SideHustle Zero controls or your device or browser controls.
3. Advertising and consent technologies
Where SideHustle Zero displays advertising, Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) and associated technologies may store or access information on your device and process information for advertising, measurement or analytics, and fraud-prevention purposes.
SideHustle Zero uses Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) to obtain and manage applicable advertising privacy choices. Before requesting a banner advertisement, SideHustle Zero requests the applicable UMP consent information and checks whether Google permits advertisements to be requested. If advertisements cannot be requested, the banner is not loaded.
Advertising-related storage or access is not treated as strictly necessary merely because SideHustle Zero contains advertisements. Where consent is legally required for non-essential advertising technologies, those technologies are subject to the applicable consent requirements.
4. Third-party technologies
- Google — Google sign-in, Google Play Billing, Google Mobile Ads (AdMob) and UMP where the relevant feature applies.
- Stripe — payment and checkout technologies where Stripe is the applicable billing channel.
- Supabase and backend services — authentication and application infrastructure.
These providers may operate their own technologies under their respective privacy arrangements.
5. Your advertising choices
Where Google determines that advertising privacy options are required, SideHustle Zero displays an in-app advertising privacy control. Selecting that control opens Google's privacy-options interface so that you can review or change the choices available to you.
After the privacy-options interface closes, SideHustle Zero obtains the updated advertising-permission state and uses that state when determining whether advertisements may be requested.
Your available choices and the resulting advertising experience may depend on your location, applicable law, device settings, Google's consent configuration and the advertising modes available through Google.
6. Managing local information
You can use SideHustle Zero's available controls to clear applicable local progress and preferences and can also use your browser or device controls to remove stored information. Removing necessary authentication storage may sign you out. Changing advertising or privacy choices does not necessarily remove information that was lawfully processed before the change.
For more information, see our privacy notice and terms of service.
7. Changes
We will review this notice when we add or materially change technologies that store or access information on a user's device. In particular, adding new advertising, analytics, session-recording or external-AI technologies requires a privacy assessment before activation and, where necessary, updated information and consent controls.
