Advertising choices for DealDay.

What happens before and after permission

Before permission, this integration makes no requests to Google advertising. It reads only a local advertising-choice key named aw.optionalAds.v1:dealday. If you allow optional ads, your browser may request Google’s advertising script when you visit the public overview. This privacy page never starts that script, even if a previous permission is remembered.

When the advertising service loads, Google and its advertising partners can receive technical information such as your IP address, browser details, page URL and advertising interactions. They may use cookies or similar identifiers for ad delivery, measurement, frequency limits and fraud prevention. The integration requests non-personalized ads; this does not mean that no information is processed or that cookies are never used.

The advertising code does not read the app’s saved records, family profiles, notes, plans, financial entries, location searches or eligibility choices. It does not send those records as targeting parameters. Advertising is restricted to this separate informational overview and is refused inside detected native wrappers and file-based pages.

Changing or withdrawing your choice

Use the buttons below to allow, decline or withdraw optional advertising. Your choice is stored in this browser for this app only, rather than synchronized with an account. Separate browsers, devices and app domains have separate choices. If browser storage is unavailable, the choice may last only for the current visit. Clearing browser storage also removes this preference and returns optional ads to their default off state.

Withdrawing permission reloads an overview that has already loaded Google advertising, ending that page’s running advertising scripts. It prevents this integration from making later advertising requests until you choose to allow again. Withdrawal cannot reverse requests already completed or remove information already received by a third party. Existing third-party cookies can be managed using your browser’s privacy settings. Where available, use Google’s own consent message or privacy controls to manage preferences held by Google.

A browser Global Privacy Control signal or enabled Do Not Track signal overrides an earlier permission and keeps optional advertising off. Declining does not block the guide or remove access to the application. The app’s other services and outbound provider links have their own documented purposes and privacy practices; declining advertising does not change those separate features.

Google information and consent requirements

This page-level choice controls optional advertising on this public guide. Google may also show a separate privacy message with choices that depend on your region. Review the choices in that message as well. You can return here at any time to decline this integration or withdraw its permission. Ads can load on the public guide after your permission; whether ads appear depends on Google’s site approval and ad availability. Use Google’s Do Not Sell or Share link where shown for U.S. state choices.

Read Google’s advertising technology information, how Google uses information from sites and apps, and My Ad Center for Google’s controls. Google’s privacy policy explains its wider data practices.