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Which cookies ShareTheDay sets, what each one is for, and how to switch off the ones that are not essential.

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01What cookies are

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit a website. They let a site remember things between page loads — that you are signed in, for instance.

Share the Day uses cookies and similar technologies to keep the Service working, to understand how it is used, and to remember your preferences.

02How we use them

  • To provide essential functionality
  • To remember your preferences and settings
  • To keep you signed in
  • To understand how the Service is used and improve it
  • To prevent fraud and keep accounts secure

03The cookies we set

Essential

Required for the Service to work. These cannot be switched off.

  • Authentication — keeps you signed in
  • Security — protects against fraud and cross-site attacks
  • Session — maintains your browsing session

Performance and analytics

These help us see how the Service is used, in aggregate.

  • Google Analytics — traffic and usage measurement
  • Error tracking — identifying and fixing faults

Functional

These remember choices you have made.

  • Theme and display settings
  • Interface preferences, such as whether the dashboard sidebar is open
  • Draft form data, so a refresh does not lose what you typed

04Third-party cookies

Some services we rely on set their own cookies:

  • Stripe — payment processing and fraud prevention
  • Google Analytics — usage measurement

05Managing your preferences

Every major browser lets you control cookies. You can:

  • Block all cookies
  • Block third-party cookies only
  • Delete cookies that have already been set
  • Ask to be notified when a cookie is set

Blocking essential cookies will stop you from signing in, so parts of the Service will not work.

06Contact us

Questions about our use of cookies: