Welcome to 365dayson.com
Last Updated: March 16, 2025
Welcome to 365 Days On (“we,” “our,” or “us”). Your privacy is important to us, and This Privacy Policy explains how we handle your personal information when you use our website, its related subdomains, or our app, 365 Days On (together referred to as our “Service”). By using our Service, you agree that you’ve read and understood how we collect, store, use, and share your information, as outlined in this policy and in our Terms of Service.
Important Terms You Should Know
To keep things clear and simple, here’s what we mean when we use the following terms in this Privacy Policy:
Cookie: A small text file created by a website and saved in your browser. It helps the site remember your preferences, recognize your browser, and collect useful data like your language choice or login info.
Company: When we mention “Company,” “we,” “our,” or “us,” we’re talking about 365 Days On, the organization responsible for managing your information under this Privacy Policy.
Country: This refers to where 365 Days On or its founders are based — in this case, Antioch California, USA.
Customer: Any individual, company, or organization that registers to use the services offered by 365 Days On to manage relationships with their own customers or users.
Device: Any internet-connected device you use to access 365 Days On, such as a smartphone, tablet, computer, or similar technology.
IP Address: A unique number assigned to every device that connects to the internet. It can help identify your approximate location and is used for things like security and analytics.
Personnel: People who work for 365 Days On or are hired on contract to carry out services on our behalf.
Personal Data: Any information that can identify you — either directly (like your name or email) or indirectly (such as a user ID combined with other details).
Service: The features, tools, content, and support offered through 365 Days On, as described on our website or in any official terms.
Third-party service: External partners such as advertisers, sponsors, and marketing collaborators who may work with us or appear on our platform.
Website: The official website of 365 Days On, available at www.365dayson.com.
You: Any person or entity using or registering for services with 365 Days On.
Types of Information We Collect
We collect information from you when you visit our website, register on our site, place an order, subscribe to our newsletter, respond to a survey or fill out a form.
- Name / Username
- Email Addresses
How 365 Days On Uses Third-Party User Information
At 365 Days On, we collect certain information from end users when it’s needed to deliver our services to our customers. Sometimes, users choose to share information with us that they’ve already made public on social media platforms. If you do this, we may access publicly available details from the social media accounts you’ve mentioned. Keep in mind, you can always manage what information is visible by adjusting your privacy settings on those platforms.
When We Use Customer Information from Other Sources
Sometimes, we receive customer information from third parties — especially when you reach out to us. For example, if you enter your email to express interest in becoming a 365 Days On customer, we might receive additional details from trusted partners who help us detect fraud automatically.
We may also gather publicly available information from social media platforms. If you’d prefer to limit what’s shared, you can update your privacy settings directly on those social sites.
Do We Share Your Information with Others?
we may share both personal and non-personal information we collect with third parties in certain situations:
- With Partners and Advertisers: We may share your information with trusted partners like advertisers, contest sponsors, promotional and marketing collaborators, or companies that provide content or services we think you might be interested in. This also includes our business affiliates and partners, now and in the future.
- If the Business Changes Hands: If 365 Days On is ever involved in a merger, acquisition, sale of assets, or other business changes, your information may be shared or transferred to the new owners or business partners.
- With Service Providers: We work with trusted third-party providers who help us run our website and services. This includes things like hosting, email management, marketing, payment processing, order fulfillment, customer service, and data storage. To help them do their job, we may share your personal (and sometimes non-personal) data with them.
- For Analytics and Ads: We may share log data like IP addresses with analytics services, ad networks, or app developers. This helps us understand things like your approximate location, device type, or how fast your connection is. It also allows us to improve ads, do research, and ensure our marketing is working effectively.
- For Legal Reasons: We may also share your information if required by law, or if we believe it’s necessary to protect our rights, respond to legal requests, prevent fraud or harmful activities, or ensure public safety.
When and Where Do We Collect Information from You?
At 365 Days On, we collect personal information directly from you when you choose to share it with us — for example, by filling out a form, signing up for a service, or contacting us.
In some cases, we may also receive personal information about you from third-party sources, as explained in the sections above. This helps us provide better service and improve your overall experience with us.
How We Use the Information We Collect
The information you provide helps us in several important ways, including:
Personalizing Your Experience: Your information allows us to tailor our services and content to better meet your needs.
Improving Our Website: We use your feedback and data to continuously make our website more useful and user-friendly.
Enhancing Customer Support: Your details help us respond faster and more effectively to your questions and support requests.
Processing Transactions: We use your information to complete purchases or service requests securely.
Managing Contests and Promotions: If you participate in any contests, surveys, or special offers, your information helps us run these smoothly.
Sending Updates and Emails: Occasionally, we may send you emails about new features, promotions, or important updates.
How We Use Your Email Address
When you share your email address with us on this website, you agree to receive emails from 365 Days On. If you ever want to stop receiving these emails, you can unsubscribe anytime by clicking the opt-out or unsubscribe link included in every message.
We only send emails to people who have given us permission—either directly or through a trusted third party. We never send unsolicited spam because we know how annoying that can be.
If you provide your email, we may also use it to show you targeted ads on platforms like Facebook. This means you’ll see ads tailored just for people who’ve opted in to hear from us.
If you submit your email only during an order, we’ll use it just to send you updates about that order. But if you’ve given us the same email through other channels, we might use it for other purposes described in this policy.
Remember, you can unsubscribe at any time using the instructions included at the bottom of every email we send.
How Long We Keep Your Information
How We Protect Your Information
We take your privacy and security seriously and use a variety of measures to keep your personal information safe when you place an order or share data with us.
Our website uses secure servers, and all sensitive information — like credit card details — is encrypted using Secure Socket Layer (SSL) technology before it reaches our payment processor. Only authorized personnel with special access can view this information, and they are required to keep it confidential.
After your transaction is complete, we do not store sensitive details such as credit card numbers or financial information on our systems.
That said, while we do our best to protect your data, we cannot guarantee 100% security. No system is completely immune to breaches or unauthorized access, so we cannot promise that your information will never be accessed, changed, or destroyed despite our safeguards.
Could My Information Be Transferred to Other Countries?
365 Days On is based in USA. Sometimes, the information we collect through our website, direct interactions, or support services may be transferred to our offices, team members, or trusted partners located in other countries around the world. This information could be stored or processed in countries that might not have the same data protection laws as India.
By using our services, you agree to this transfer and storage of your information across borders, as allowed by applicable laws.
Is the Information Collected Through the 365 Days On Service Secure?
Can I Update or Correct My Information?
Your ability to update or correct the information we collect depends on your relationship with 365 Days On.
For Our Employees: Personnel can update their information according to our internal company policies.
For Our Customers: You have the right to request changes to your personal information. This includes updating your details, changing how we communicate with you, or deleting your personal data by canceling your account.
To make these changes, please contact us. We may ask you to verify your identity (for example, by providing a password) to protect your privacy and security. You’re responsible for keeping your password and account details confidential.
Please note that while we’ll update, correct, or delete your information from active databases as soon as possible, some copies may remain in backup files that are difficult or impossible to erase completely.
For End Users: If you’re an end user (not a direct customer), you should contact the organization that manages your account to update or delete your information.
Sale of Business
If 365 Days On or any of its affiliated companies is sold, merged, or undergoes a transfer of most or all of its assets — including the part of the business related to our services — your information may be transferred to the new owners. This also applies if we close our business or go through bankruptcy or similar proceedings.
Rest assured, any third party receiving your information will be required to follow the terms of this Privacy Policy.
Governing Law
This Privacy Policy is governed by the laws of India, without considering any conflict of laws rules. If any disputes arise related to this Privacy Policy, you agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of Indian courts, except for individuals who have rights under Privacy Shield or the Swiss-US framework.
Your use of the 365 Days On website is also subject to any other applicable local, state, national, or international laws.
By using 365 Days On or contacting us, you confirm that you accept this Privacy Policy. If you don’t agree with it, please do not use our website or services. Continuing to use the website or interact with us—especially after any updates to this policy that don’t significantly change how we use or share your information—means you accept those changes.
Your Consent
We’ve updated our Privacy Policy to be fully transparent about the information we collect when you visit our site and how we use it. By using 365 Days On, creating an account, or making a purchase, you agree to this Privacy Policy and consent to the terms described within.
Links to Other Websites
This Privacy Policy only covers the services provided by 365 Days On. Our services may include links to websites that we don’t own or control.
We aren’t responsible for the content, accuracy, or opinions on those external sites, and we don’t monitor or verify their information.
When you click on a link to leave our site, this Privacy Policy no longer applies. Your activity on other websites is governed by their own privacy policies and rules. Those sites may use their own cookies or other tools to collect information about you.
Advertising
Our website may show ads from third parties and include links to their sites. 365 Days On doesn’t guarantee the accuracy or quality of any information in those ads or on those websites and isn’t responsible for their content or how they operate.
Advertising helps keep 365 Days On and many other websites free for you to use. We work hard to ensure ads are safe, unobtrusive, and relevant to your interests.
Please note, third-party ads and links to products or services are not endorsements by 365 Days On. We don’t take responsibility for the promises, quality, or reliability of anything advertised on these external sites.
Cookies for Advertising
These cookies track your activity on our website and other online services over time to help show you ads that are more relevant and useful to you—this is called interest-based advertising. They also help prevent the same ad from showing up repeatedly and make sure ads display correctly for advertisers.
Without these cookies, it would be much harder for advertisers to reach the right audience or measure how many times their ads are seen and clicked.
Cookies
365 Days On uses “cookies” to keep track of the parts of our website you visit. A cookie is a small file stored on your computer or mobile device by your browser.
We use cookies to improve how our website works and to make your experience smoother. While cookies aren’t essential to use the site, without them some features—like videos—or remembering your login details won’t work properly, meaning you’d need to log in every time you visit.
Most browsers let you disable cookies if you want. Just keep in mind that turning them off might limit your ability to use some parts of our website.
We never store your personal information in cookies.
Blocking and Disabling Cookies and Similar Technologies
No matter where you are, you can usually set your browser to block cookies and similar tools. However, doing this might block essential cookies that help our website work properly. This could limit your ability to use all the features and services on our site.
Also, blocking cookies may cause you to lose saved information, like your login details or site preferences.
Each browser offers different options for managing cookies. Keep in mind that disabling cookies doesn’t delete them—you’ll need to remove cookies manually through your browser settings. For help with this, check your browser’s help menu.
Remarketing Services
Kids’ Privacy
We may collect some information from children under 13 to help improve our services. If you’re a parent or guardian and you find out that your child has shared personal information with us without your permission, please contact us right away.
If we learn that we’ve collected personal data from a child under 13 without verifying parental consent, we will take prompt steps to delete that information from our servers.
Changes to Our Privacy Policy
We may update our services and policies from time to time, which could require changes to this Privacy Policy to keep it accurate.
Unless the law says otherwise, we’ll notify you—such as through our service—before any changes take effect, giving you a chance to review them. If you keep using the service after that, it means you agree to the updated Privacy Policy.
If you don’t agree with any changes, you can choose to delete your account.
Third-Party Services
We may show or provide access to third-party content, such as data, apps, products, or links to other websites and services (“Third-Party Services”).
Please understand that 365 Days On is not responsible for these third-party services. We don’t guarantee their accuracy, legality, quality, or any other aspect.
These third-party services and links are offered for your convenience. Using them is entirely at your own risk and subject to the terms and conditions set by those third parties.
Tracking Technologies
We use cookies to improve how our website works and to make your experience better. While cookies aren’t required to use the site, without them, some features—like videos—might not work properly. You might also have to log in every time you visit since we wouldn’t be able to remember your previous login.
Information About General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
What is GDPR?
What Is Personal Data?
Personal data is any information that can identify you, either on its own or combined with other details. GDPR covers a wide range of information—not just your name or email address. It can include things like financial info, political views, genetic or biometric data, IP addresses, physical addresses, sexual orientation, and ethnicity.
Under GDPR, there are important rules about how personal data should be handled:
- It must be collected and used fairly, legally, and transparently—only in ways you would reasonably expect.
- Personal data should only be collected for a specific reason, and it should only be used for that purpose. Organizations need to clearly explain why they’re collecting it.
- Your personal data shouldn’t be kept longer than necessary for that purpose.
- You have the right to access your personal data. You can ask for a copy, request updates, ask to delete it, restrict its use, or have it transferred to another organization.
Why Is GDPR Important?
GDPR introduces stricter rules on how companies must protect your personal data. It also increases the consequences for not following these rules, including higher fines and stronger enforcement.
More importantly, respecting your privacy is simply the right thing to do. At 365 Days On, we believe your data privacy is very important. That’s why we’ve already put strong security and privacy measures in place—going beyond what GDPR requires.
Your Data Rights: Access, Portability, and Deletion
At 365 Days On, we’re committed to helping you and your customers exercise your rights under GDPR.
We process and store personal data only with trusted, GDPR-compliant partners. We keep conversation and personal data for up to 6 years unless you delete your account. Once an account is deleted, we remove all related data within 60 days, following our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
If you work with customers in the EU, you need to give them control over their data — including access, updates, retrieval, and deletion. We make this easy with self-service tools that have always allowed you and your customers to manage your data.
Our customer support team is also ready to help with any questions, including those about using our API.
California Privacy Rights
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), we’re required to explain the types of personal information we collect, how we use it, where we get it from, and who we may share it with — which we’ve outlined in the sections above.
As a California resident, you have the following rights:
- Right to Know & Access
You can request details about:
- The categories of personal information we collect, use, or share
- Why we collect or use each category
- Where we get your personal information from
The specific personal information we’ve collected about you
- Right to Equal Service
We will never treat you differently or unfairly for exercising your privacy rights. - Right to Delete
You can ask us to delete your account and remove the personal information we’ve collected about you. - Right to Opt-Out of Sale
You can request that your personal information not be sold.
(Note: We do not sell your personal information.)
If you’d like to exercise any of your rights, just contact us — we’ll respond within one month.
For questions or to submit a request, please contact us.
California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA)
In line with the California Online Privacy Protection Act, we provide transparency about the personal information we collect, how we use it, where it comes from, and any third parties we may share it with — all of which are explained in our policy above.
If you’re a California resident, you have the right to:
- Right to Know & Access
You may submit a verified request to learn about:
- The types of personal information we collect, use, or disclose
- The reasons we collect or use each category
- The sources from which your data was obtained
- The exact personal details we’ve collected about you
- Right to Equal Service
Exercising your privacy rights will never affect the quality or availability of our services. - Right to Deletion
You may ask us to delete your account and the personal data we’ve stored about you. - Right to Opt-Out of Sale
You have the right to request that your personal data not be sold.
(Note: We do not sell any personal information.)
We aim to respond to all verified requests within 30 days.
To exercise any of these rights or ask questions, please contact us.
Mediavine Programmatic Advertising (Version 1.1)
We partner with Mediavine to deliver third-party interest-based advertisements on our website. Mediavine uses various technologies — including first-party and third-party cookies — to serve ads and analyze interactions with our content.
A cookie is a small data file stored on your computer or mobile device that helps a website recognize your preferences and activity.
First-party cookies come directly from our website.
Third-party cookies, on the other hand, are placed by external domains (like ad networks) and are commonly used for tracking, analytics, and personalized advertising.
In addition to cookies,
Mediavine and its partners may use tags, pixels, beacons, and other tools (collectively called “Tags”) to measure ad performance, tailor content, and deliver optimized ads across the web.
Cookie Management
Each browser offers settings to manage cookies, including:
Blocking all or specific cookies
Receiving alerts when cookies are being placed
Clearing existing cookies and cache
Check your browser’s “Help” section for detailed instructions, or visit All About Cookies for general guidance.
⚠️ Note: Disabling cookies may reduce functionality across our site. You will still see ads, but they may be non-personalized and less relevant.
Data Collected via Personalized Ads
When personalized ads are displayed, the following data may be collected via cookies:
IP address
Browser type
Operating system type and version
Device type (e.g., mobile, desktop)
Website language settings
Email (encrypted/hashed)
Mediavine’s advertising partners may use this information to combine with other user data they’ve collected independently, helping to build audience profiles and deliver more relevant ads across websites, apps, and devices. This may include:
Ad engagement and browsing behavior
Location data
Referral sources
Ad IDs or cross-platform tracking data
Unique identifiers for segmentation
Your Privacy Choices
You have control over how your data is used in advertising. If you’d like to opt-out of interest-based advertising, you can visit:
Network Advertising Initiative – Opt Out
Digital Advertising Alliance – Opt Out
DAA’s AppChoices App – for managing preferences on mobile apps
Your mobile device settings — for platform-specific privacy controls
To learn more about Mediavine’s partners, including the types of data they collect and their privacy practices, visit:
👉 Mediavine Partners
For Users in the European Economic Area, UK, and Switzerland
If you are visiting our website from a country within the European Economic Area (EEA), the United Kingdom, or Switzerland, and our advertising services are delivered by Playwire LLC, you were shown a message from our Consent Management Platform (CMP). This message outlined your rights and options regarding:
Digital advertising preferences
Use of cookies and tracking technologies
Information about third-party vendors
How your data is collected and used
If you would like to review or change the privacy choices you made previously on our site or app, please click the link below:
👉 Revisit Your Privacy Preferences
Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy or the practices of this site, feel free to reach out to us.
📧 Email: info@365dayson.com
We’re here to help and will do our best to respond promptly.