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Cookie Policy
Last updated: October 7, 2026
This page explains how Shuttle NFC uses browser storage and cookies to provide core website and account features.
01What Cookies and Browser Storage Do
Cookies are small values stored by a website in your browser. Websites and their service providers may also use browser storage, such as local storage, to retain information on your device. These technologies can support sign-in, security, and remembering the state of a session.
02What Shuttle NFC Uses
The platform uses essential authentication and session storage so account features can work. Supabase authentication is configured to persist a signed-in session in browser storage, and the site's authentication flow may also use session cookies. These technologies are used for core functionality rather than advertising.
The site may use temporary browser storage to recover from a failed application chunk load. This is removed after a successful page load and is not used to build advertising profiles.
03Third-Party Services
When you use authentication or checkout features, the relevant service provider may set or access its own cookies or browser storage. For example, payment providers may use technologies required to securely process checkout. Their practices are described in their own privacy and cookie policies.
04Your Controls
Most browsers let you review, clear, or block cookies and browser storage. Blocking essential storage may sign you out or prevent account, checkout, or other interactive features from working correctly. Consult your browser's help pages for instructions.
We do not currently use this policy to describe optional advertising cookies. If our use of cookies changes, we will update this page to explain the change.
05Updates and Contact
We may update this policy when the service or its storage practices change. For questions, email shuttlenfc@supersparq.com.