Cookie Policy
Last updated: 12 November 2026. This policy covers the Zidishops shops that link to it.
We use cookies and similar storage in your browser (together, “cookies”) to run the shops. They let us:
- Keep track of the items in your cart.
- Keep you signed in, so you can buy and reach your downloads later.
- Take payment through PayPal and help prevent fraud.
- Remember your cookie choice, so we do not ask on every page.
- If you allow it, remember small preferences, such as the guides you liked.
We do not use advertising cookies, tracking pixels or outside analytics services. Looking around the shops sets no cookies until you add something to your cart, sign in or answer the cookie notice.
The cookies we use
| Purpose | What it does | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Cart and checkout (essential) | Remembers what is in your cart and the details you type at checkout, so the cart, checkout and order pages work. | Until you close your browser, up to 2 days for a saved cart, or until you clear your browser data |
| Sign-in and security (essential) | Keeps you signed in across the shops, protects your account pages, and checks that a “Sign in with Google” request came from you. | Until you close your browser, or 14 days if you choose “Remember me” or sign in with Google |
| Your cookie choice (essential) | Remembers which button you pressed in the cookie notice. One answer covers every Zidishops shop. | 180 days |
| Preferences (optional) | Remembers the guides you liked and the notices you closed. | With “Allow”, until you clear them. With “Allow some only”, for the current visit only. |
If you block the essential cookies, you will not be able to add items to your cart, check out or sign in.
PayPal
Payments are handled by PayPal. When you open the checkout page, PayPal sets strictly necessary cookies and browser storage to process your payment and to prevent fraud. They belong to PayPal and we cannot read them. See PayPal’s Cookie Statement and PayPal’s Privacy Statement.
If you press Allow, PayPal’s quick-pay buttons also appear on the cart page, which contacts PayPal before you reach checkout. With Allow some only, PayPal is contacted on the checkout page only. Quick-pay buttons are not shown in the United Kingdom, the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Norway.
Other services
Some product pictures are delivered by an image service. It sets no cookies, but like any server that sends you a file, it receives your IP address and browser type. “Sign in with Google” takes you to Google’s own sign-in page, where Google’s Privacy Policy applies.
Your choices
A small notice at the bottom of the page offers two buttons. Allow switches on the optional preferences and PayPal quick-pay on the cart. Allow some only keeps only what the cart, sign-in and payment need. The notice does not block the page, and you can shop without answering it.
Until you answer, visitors in the United Kingdom, the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, and visitors whose country we cannot tell, get only the essential cookies. Visitors elsewhere get the optional ones as well.
To change your answer, open Cookie settings here or at the bottom of any page and press the other button. The change applies straight away.
You can also manage cookies in your browser’s settings. The Help section of most browsers explains how to block cookies, be told when one is set, and delete the ones you have. Deleting them can empty your cart or sign you out, but it does not cancel a paid order or remove a file you have already downloaded. Some phones limit cookies further, and your choices here do not override those settings.
Questions
See our Privacy Policy for what information we collect and your privacy rights. For cookie questions, email support@netzidi.com.