Privacy Policy for hackhustlehq.com

Last Updated: March 5, 2025

Welcome to HackHustleHQ’s Privacy Policy! We keep it real—no fluff, just grit. This policy explains how we handle your data on our website (hackhustlehq.com), Substack newsletter, and X account. By subscribing, accessing, or engaging, you agree to this. Check back for updates—we’ll notify via email or Substack if big changes hit.

1. What Data We Collect
We grab data to crush low T and boost your grind—here’s what:

• Email Address: When you subscribe (free or paid) on Substack [substack.com/@hackhustlehq], sign up on hackhustlehq.com (launching March 10, 2025), or follow on X (@HackHustleHQ), we collect your email for newsletters, posts, and updates.
• Interaction Data: Clicks, opens, comments, and engagement on hackhustlehq.com, Substack, or X—we track to improve content, no BS.
• Cookies: On hackhustlehq.com (post-March 10), we use cookies (via WordPress plugins like CookieBot) for analytics (Google Analytics) and performance—see our Cookie Notice below.
• Optional Data: Surveys (e.g., New Reader, Paid Member) or forms on hackhustlehq.com—you choose what to share, like T hack interests.

No sensitive health data (e.g., medical records)—we’re not doctors, just fitness hackers.

2. How We Use Your Data
We use your data to:

• Send raw T hacks, posts, and emails (hackhustlehq.com, Substack).
• Analyze engagement (e.g., what T tips you love) to make HackHustleHQ better.
• Process payments (Stripe for paid subs, Substack 10% + fees)—only if you go paid (Week 4, post-March 14, 2025).
• Share affiliates (doc check) like Bronson/Bio Optimizers—quality first, no fluff.
  No selling your data—ever. We might share with Substack, Stripe, X, or Google Analytics for platform features, but only as needed, per their policies.

3. Your Rights (GDPR/CCPA)
You control your data—here’s how:

• Access, Erase, Restrict: Email hackhustlehq@gmail.com to see, delete, or limit your data—fits GDPR (Austria, EU) and CCPA (California, U.S.).
• Opt-Out: Unsubscribe anytime (one click on emails), or use “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” on hackhustlehq.com (post-March 10, if in California).
• Cookies: Decline non-essential cookies via hackhustlehq.com’s CookieBot banner (post-March 10)—analytics are optional, performance required.
  We keep data as long as you’re subscribed or needed for legal reasons—then delete securely.

4. Data Security
We protect your data like we protect T levels—no hacks allowed. Hackhustlehq.com (WordPress, Astra/GeneratePress), Substack, and X use encryption, firewalls, and backups. But no system’s perfect—if a breach happens, we’ll notify you fast (within 72 hours, per GDPR) at hackhustlehq@gmail.com.

5. International Data Transfers
Your data lives on Substack’s U.S. servers (California) and hackhustlehq.com’s hosting (likely U.S./EU, post-March 10, per WordPress)—we comply with GDPR via Substack’s Data Processing Agreement (DPA) and Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). X data stays on its U.S. servers, per [https://x.com/en/privacy]—all meet EU/U.S. laws.

6. Third Parties
We work with:

• Substack: Hosts emails, posts—see [https://substack.com/privacy].
• Stripe: Processes payments for paid subs—see [https://stripe.com/privacy].
• X: Tracks engagement for @HackHustleHQ—see [https://x.com/en/privacy].
• Google Analytics/CookieBot: Analyzes hackhustlehq.com traffic (post-March 10)—opt-out via cookie settings.
  No ads or trackers beyond these—quality first, no fluff.

7. Children’s Privacy
HackHustleHQ isn’t for kids under 18—no collecting data from minors. If we find kids’ data, we delete it—contact us at hackhustlehq@gmail.com.

8. Contact Us
Questions? Hit us at hackhustlehq@gmail.com or mail us at:
HackHustleHQ
P.O. Box 123, 1010 Vienna, Austria
Crush on—HackHustleHQ Team

Cookie Notice
hackhustlehq.com (post-March 10) uses cookies for:

• Essential: Site function (WordPress, Astra/GeneratePress, WP Rocket, Smush).
• Analytics: Google Analytics (visitor stats)—opt-out via CookieBot banner.
• Performance: WP Rocket, Smush (speed, images)—required, no tracking.
  Decline non-essential cookies on first visit—settings in footer.