1. About this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how E-SportsLeague Pty Ltd, ACN 160 249 463, trading as Circulure ("Circulure", "we", "us" or "our"), uses cookies and similar technologies in connection with our websites, applications, platform features and related services.
This policy applies when you:
- visit circulure.com or another Circulure website;
- create, access or use a Circulure account;
- use Circulure’s public or authenticated platform features;
- interact with Circulure emails, links, promotions or online communications;
- participate in referral or affiliate programs; or
- otherwise interact with Circulure online.
Our websites, applications, platform features and related services are collectively referred to as the Services.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
2. Who we are
Circulure is a social discovery and real-world connection platform designed to help people meet others, join communities, discover activities and participate in social experiences.
Our contact details are:
- Legal entity
- E-SportsLeague Pty Ltd
- ACN
- 160 249 463
- Trading as
- Circulure
- Registered address
- Suite 2207, 4 Sterling Circuit, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
- Privacy contact
- info@megerskill.com
4. Similar technologies
In addition to cookies, Circulure may use other technologies that perform similar functions.
4.1 Local storage
Local storage allows information to remain in your browser after you close a tab or browser session.
Circulure may use local storage to remember:
- Light, Dark or Midnight appearance settings;
- interface preferences;
- cookie-consent choices;
- dismissed notices;
- temporary feature settings;
- limited onboarding state; and
- information needed to support a consistent user experience.
4.2 Session storage
Session storage generally remains available only while a browser tab or session is active.
Circulure may use session storage to:
- preserve temporary navigation state;
- maintain form progress;
- prevent duplicate submissions;
- support authentication or verification redirects;
- store temporary confirmation or error information; and
- complete secure third-party handoffs.
4.3 Tracking pixels and tags
Pixels and tags are small pieces of code that can record when a page, email or feature is viewed or used.
Where enabled, these technologies may help us:
- measure website activity;
- assess campaign performance;
- attribute referrals;
- identify technical errors;
- understand broad usage patterns; or
- determine whether certain communications were delivered or opened.
4.4 Software development kits
Circulure applications may use software development kits supplied by Circulure or third-party service providers.
These may support:
- authentication;
- notifications;
- analytics;
- error reporting;
- security;
- uploads;
- age assurance;
- fraud prevention; and
- application performance.
4.5 Device and browser identifiers
Circulure or its service providers may process limited technical identifiers associated with a device, browser, application installation or session.
These may include:
- device type;
- browser type;
- operating system;
- language;
- time zone;
- approximate location derived from an IP address;
- application version;
- notification token;
- session identifier; and
- pseudonymous security or device references.
4.6 Server logs
When you use the Services, our systems and infrastructure providers may automatically record technical information such as:
- IP address;
- request date and time;
- requested URL;
- browser or application type;
- referring page;
- response status;
- error information;
- security events; and
- limited session data.
Server logs are not always cookies, but they form part of the technology environment covered by this policy.
5. First-party and third-party technologies
5.1 First-party technologies
First-party technologies are set or controlled by Circulure or operate through a Circulure domain.
We may use them for:
- account authentication;
- session management;
- consent recording;
- security;
- preferences;
- feature functionality;
- referral attribution; and
- first-party analytics.
5.2 Third-party technologies
Third-party technologies are supplied or controlled by another organisation.
Third-party providers may support:
- website hosting;
- cloud infrastructure;
- authentication;
- database services;
- age assurance;
- payment processing;
- email delivery;
- notifications;
- analytics;
- error monitoring;
- fraud prevention;
- content delivery; and
- advertising or campaign measurement.
Third parties may process information on our behalf or under their own privacy policies, depending on the service and relationship involved.
6. Why we use cookies and similar technologies
We may use cookies and similar technologies for the purposes described below.
6.1 To operate the Services
These technologies may be used to:
- load and display pages;
- maintain navigation state;
- process forms;
- support requested features;
- remember temporary information;
- prevent duplicate actions;
- maintain account sessions; and
- provide essential platform functionality.
6.2 Authentication and account access
Authentication technologies may be used to:
- keep you signed in;
- recognise valid sessions;
- process sign-in and sign-out;
- verify account access;
- support email confirmation;
- manage password resets;
- process approved third-party sign-in methods;
- prevent unauthorised access; and
- invalidate sessions after suspension, deletion or a security event.
6.3 Security and fraud prevention
Cookies, logs, device signals and similar technologies may be used to:
- detect suspicious sign-in attempts;
- protect accounts from unauthorised access;
- rate-limit abusive traffic;
- identify automated activity;
- reduce spam;
- investigate repeated account creation;
- detect attempts to bypass account restrictions;
- identify suspicious jurisdiction or date-of-birth changes;
- protect support and reporting forms; and
- maintain platform safety and integrity.
A technical or behavioural signal does not necessarily prove misconduct. Where appropriate, signals may be reviewed together with other information before enforcement action is taken.
6.4 Age assurance and jurisdiction controls
Where age assurance is required, Circulure may use limited session information, local storage, cookies or redirect state to:
- connect a verification session to the correct account;
- prevent unnecessary duplicate verification sessions;
- return a user to Circulure after verification;
- record whether a verification process was completed;
- apply jurisdiction-specific onboarding rules;
- detect circumvention attempts; and
- maintain the integrity of the verification process.
Circulure does not intend to store identity-document images, selfie images, biometric templates or complete verification-provider responses in ordinary cookies or browser storage.
6.5 Preferences and appearance
Preference technologies may be used to remember:
- Light, Dark or Midnight appearance mode;
- language settings;
- accessibility preferences;
- selected city;
- interface layout;
- content display preferences;
- notification preferences;
- dismissed notices; and
- other user-selected settings.
6.6 Analytics and performance
Where permitted, analytics technologies may be used to understand:
- how many people visit or use the Services;
- which pages or features are used;
- how users move through signup and onboarding;
- where users encounter errors or drop out;
- device and browser patterns;
- page-loading performance;
- feature adoption;
- aggregate engagement; and
- whether product improvements are effective.
We aim to configure analytics technologies so that they do not collect unnecessary personal or sensitive information.
6.7 Reliability and error diagnosis
Technical monitoring technologies may be used to:
- identify application crashes;
- diagnose failed requests;
- detect broken links or routes;
- monitor backend services;
- measure performance;
- investigate upload failures;
- identify unsuccessful webhooks;
- monitor authentication errors; and
- maintain service availability.
6.8 Referral and affiliate attribution
Where Circulure operates a referral or affiliate program, limited technologies may be used to record:
- the referring person or partner;
- a referral code;
- campaign identifiers;
- landing-page information;
- referral dates;
- registration events;
- qualifying actions; and
- commission or reward eligibility.
We may reject referral or affiliate attribution where we reasonably believe it resulted from:
- self-referral;
- duplicate accounts;
- automated registrations;
- cookie stuffing;
- misleading promotion;
- fraudulent conduct;
- repeated account creation; or
- another form of misuse.
6.9 Communications
Where permitted, Circulure or its communication providers may use limited technologies to determine whether:
- an email was delivered;
- an email bounced;
- a link was selected; or
- a message was opened.
You may opt out of non-essential marketing communications. Operational messages, including security notices, account confirmations and material service updates, may still be sent where necessary.
6.10 Marketing and advertising
Where Circulure uses marketing or advertising technologies, they may be used to:
- measure campaign performance;
- attribute registrations;
- understand whether advertising leads to engagement;
- limit repeated advertising;
- create aggregated campaign audiences; or
- personalise marketing where permitted.
Optional marketing and advertising technologies are subject to applicable consent requirements.
7. Categories of cookies and technologies
7.1 Strictly necessary
Strictly necessary technologies are required to operate the Services securely or provide a feature you have requested.
They may support:
- authentication;
- account sessions;
- security;
- fraud prevention;
- load balancing;
- form processing;
- consent recording;
- navigation; and
- required verification processes.
These technologies cannot generally be disabled through Circulure’s cookie settings because the Services may not function properly without them.
You may be able to block them through your browser, but this may prevent you from signing in or using key features.
7.2 Functional
Functional technologies support optional features and preferences.
They may remember:
- appearance mode;
- language;
- accessibility settings;
- interface preferences;
- selected city;
- dismissed prompts; and
- preferred feature settings.
Disabling functional technologies may cause settings to reset or some features to work less effectively.
7.3 Analytics and performance
Analytics and performance technologies help us understand how the Services are used and how well they operate.
They may collect:
- page views;
- feature interactions;
- session duration;
- broad device category;
- browser category;
- referring page;
- general region;
- error events; and
- performance measurements.
Where these technologies are optional, they will be managed in accordance with applicable consent requirements.
7.4 Marketing and advertising
Marketing and advertising technologies may be used to measure or personalise promotions and campaigns.
These technologies are optional where consent is required.
7.5 Security and abuse prevention
Security technologies may be used to protect accounts, detect misuse and defend the Services from harmful or automated activity.
Where a technology performs both security and optional analytics or marketing functions, we will seek to separate those purposes where reasonably practical.
8. Information that may be collected
Depending on the technology and how you use the Services, information collected may include:
- session identifiers;
- authentication information;
- consent status;
- pseudonymous account references;
- IP address;
- browser type;
- device type;
- operating system;
- language;
- time zone;
- approximate location;
- referring URL;
- referral or campaign code;
- pages viewed;
- features used;
- links selected;
- session duration;
- form progress;
- error events;
- security events;
- notification tokens;
- appearance preferences; and
- timestamps.
Circulure does not intend to store the following in ordinary cookies or browser storage:
- passwords;
- full payment-card details;
- identity-document images;
- age-assurance selfie images;
- raw biometric templates;
- complete dates of birth where unnecessary;
- private-message contents;
- privileged API keys;
- service-role credentials; or
- highly sensitive report evidence.
9. Session and persistent technologies
9.1 Session technologies
Session technologies usually expire when:
- you close your browser;
- the relevant tab is closed;
- your session expires;
- you sign out; or
- the temporary purpose has been completed.
They may support navigation, authentication, security and temporary form state.
9.2 Persistent technologies
Persistent technologies remain for a defined period or until they are deleted.
They may remember:
- appearance preferences;
- consent choices;
- accessibility settings;
- language;
- referral attribution;
- trusted-session information; and
- limited analytics identifiers.
Retention periods are determined according to the purpose for which the information is used.
10. Cookie consent
Where required, Circulure will provide a cookie banner or preference interface allowing users to:
- accept optional technologies;
- reject optional technologies;
- manage categories individually;
- understand the purpose of each category; and
- change their preferences later.
Strictly necessary technologies may operate without optional-cookie consent where they are genuinely required to provide the requested Services or maintain security.
Circulure does not intend to:
- preselect optional categories where affirmative consent is required;
- make rejecting optional technologies materially harder than accepting them;
- classify advertising technologies as strictly necessary;
- treat silence as consent where an affirmative choice is required; or
- continue optional tracking after a valid withdrawal where it can reasonably be stopped.
11. Managing your preferences
You may manage optional cookies and similar technologies through the link available in the Circulure footer or privacy settings.
Available options may include:
- Accept all, which enables all available categories;
- Reject optional, which disables optional analytics and marketing technologies;
- Necessary only, which permits technologies required for security and operation; and
- Customise, which allows you to choose individual categories.
Changing your preferences usually affects future collection.
It may not automatically remove:
- information already lawfully collected;
- security logs;
- aggregate information that no longer identifies you;
- records needed to remember your preference;
- information required for legal compliance; or
- information retained for fraud prevention or dispute resolution.
12. Withdrawing consent
Where processing is based on consent, you may withdraw that consent through .
Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing that occurred before consent was withdrawn.
After withdrawal:
- optional technologies should stop operating for the withdrawn purpose;
- existing optional cookies may be removed where technically supported;
- third-party cookies may need to be removed through browser settings; and
- necessary security and operational technologies may continue.
13. Browser and device controls
Most browsers allow you to:
- view stored cookies;
- delete cookies;
- block cookies;
- block third-party cookies;
- clear local storage;
- restrict cross-site tracking;
- remove site permissions; or
- receive notifications before cookies are stored.
The available controls vary by browser, operating system and device.
Blocking all cookies or browser storage may prevent you from:
- signing in;
- remaining signed in;
- completing onboarding;
- completing secure verification redirects;
- saving appearance preferences;
- submitting forms;
- using accessibility settings; or
- accessing other core features.
14. Global Privacy Control and similar signals
Some browsers and extensions send preference signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track.
Legal and technical standards concerning these signals continue to develop.
Where required and technically supported, Circulure will take reasonable steps to recognise applicable signals.
These signals may not disable technologies required for:
- authentication;
- account security;
- fraud prevention;
- consent recording; or
- delivery of a service you have requested.
15. Logged-out and logged-in use
15.1 Logged-out visitors
When you use Circulure without signing in, technologies may process:
- cookie preferences;
- technical information;
- security information;
- public-page activity;
- referral information; and
- analytics information where enabled.
15.2 Logged-in users
When you sign in, some information may be associated with your account where reasonably necessary to:
- authenticate you;
- provide platform features;
- maintain security;
- synchronise preferences;
- measure onboarding;
- prevent misuse; and
- diagnose technical issues.
Optional marketing information will not be associated with an account unless permitted by applicable law and our disclosed practices.
16. Age-assurance technologies
Circulure may use an external age-assurance provider where age verification or age estimation is required.
The provider may use its own website, SDK, cookies, local storage, session technologies or device signals.
The process may involve:
- a Circulure account reference;
- a provider session identifier;
- jurisdiction information;
- verification state;
- redirect information;
- timestamps;
- device or anti-fraud information; and
- a limited verification result.
Depending on the process, Circulure may receive information such as:
- whether the process was completed;
- whether an applicable age threshold was met;
- an age band;
- the assurance method used;
- a provider session reference;
- a failure or review status; and
- limited audit information.
The provider’s privacy and cookie policies may also apply.
17. Third-party links and external websites
Circulure may contain links to third-party websites, services, resources or event pages.
When you leave Circulure:
- the third party may use its own cookies or tracking technologies;
- its privacy practices may differ from ours;
- Circulure may not control those technologies; and
- this Cookie Policy may no longer apply.
You should review the relevant third party’s privacy and cookie information.
18. Embedded content and social features
Circulure may include:
- social-media links;
- sharing controls;
- maps;
- videos;
- external event resources;
- embedded content; or
- other third-party features.
A standard external link does not necessarily cause a third-party cookie to be stored.
Embedded content may allow the relevant third party to receive technical information when the content loads.
Where appropriate, we may use privacy-enhanced settings, consent controls or click-to-load features for optional embedded content.
19. International processing
Some service providers may process cookie-related information outside Australia.
The countries involved may depend on:
- the provider;
- its infrastructure;
- your location;
- the feature being used; and
- provider configuration.
Further information about overseas handling and disclosures is available in the Circulure Privacy Policy.
20. Data minimisation
Circulure aims to configure cookies and similar technologies to collect no more information than is reasonably required for their purpose.
Measures may include:
- disabling unnecessary fields;
- avoiding sensitive information in URLs;
- excluding message contents from analytics;
- avoiding full email addresses in tracking identifiers;
- avoiding full dates of birth in browser storage;
- masking or pseudonymising identifiers;
- limiting retention periods;
- separating security from advertising purposes; and
- reviewing technologies before deployment.
21. Security
Circulure takes reasonable steps designed to protect information collected through cookies and similar technologies.
These measures may include:
- encrypted connections;
- secure cookie attributes;
- session expiry;
- session revocation;
- role-based access controls;
- restricted administrative access;
- audit logging;
- secure secret management;
- rate limiting;
- security monitoring;
- data minimisation; and
- periodic review.
Where appropriate, cookies may use:
- Secure;
- HttpOnly;
- an appropriate SameSite setting;
- limited path and domain scope; and
- suitable expiration periods.
No online service can guarantee complete security.
22. Retention
We retain information collected through cookies and similar technologies only for as long as reasonably necessary for the relevant purpose.
Retention may depend on:
- the type of technology;
- account status;
- user preferences;
- security requirements;
- legal obligations;
- fraud prevention;
- dispute resolution;
- audit requirements; and
- technical constraints.
Typical retention approaches may include:
| Category | General retention approach |
|---|---|
| Authentication sessions | Until sign-out, expiry or revocation |
| Cookie-consent preferences | Until replaced, withdrawn or renewed |
| Appearance preferences | Until changed or browser storage is cleared |
| Security logs | For a limited period necessary for security and investigation |
| Referral attribution | For the applicable referral-attribution period |
| Analytics identifiers | For the configured analytics-retention period |
| Verification-session state | Until completion, expiry or scheduled deletion |
| Error logs | For the period reasonably required to diagnose and prevent failures |
23. Children and age-restricted users
Circulure’s age and eligibility requirements are described in the Terms of Service and relevant onboarding notices.
Circulure does not intend to use optional behavioural advertising technologies to profile children where doing so would be unlawful or inconsistent with our platform rules.
Where a person is not eligible to maintain an account:
- optional tracking should be limited;
- compliance and security records may be retained for a limited period;
- anti-circumvention information should be proportionate; and
- retained information should be minimised and protected.
24. Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in:
- law;
- technology;
- platform features;
- service providers;
- analytics practices;
- advertising practices;
- consent controls; or
- business operations.
Where a change is material, we may provide notice through:
- the Services;
- email;
- an account notification;
- an updated cookie-consent prompt; or
- another reasonable method.
The effective date, last updated date and version number at the beginning of this policy will be updated when changes are made.
Where required, we will obtain a new consent choice before using optional technologies for a materially different purpose.
25. Contact us
Questions, concerns or requests relating to cookies and similar technologies may be directed to:
- Attention
- Privacy Officer
- Entity
- E-SportsLeague Pty Ltd, trading as Circulure
- info@megerskill.com
- Postal address
- Suite 2207, 4 Sterling Circuit, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
You may also contact us through Circulure’s Help Centre or Report an Issue page.
26. Cookie and technology inventory
The technologies used by Circulure may change as the Services develop. The current categories may include the following.
26.1 Essential technologies
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Authentication session storage | Circulure and Supabase | Maintains secure user authentication and account sessions | Strictly necessary | Until expiry, sign-out or revocation |
| Consent preference storage | Circulure | Records cookie and privacy preferences | Strictly necessary | Until changed, withdrawn or renewed |
| Security and session controls | Circulure and infrastructure providers | Protects accounts and prevents abuse | Strictly necessary | Varies according to security purpose |
| Verification redirect state | Circulure | Connects age-assurance sessions to onboarding | Strictly necessary where assurance is required | Until completion or expiry |
26.2 Functional technologies
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appearance preference | Circulure | Remembers Light, Dark or Midnight mode | Functional | Until changed or cleared |
| Interface preferences | Circulure | Remembers selected user-interface settings | Functional | Until changed or cleared |
| Selected city or location preference | Circulure | Supports city-based features and discovery | Functional | Until changed, removed or account deletion |
26.3 Analytics and performance technologies
Where enabled, Circulure may use analytics or monitoring technologies to measure aggregate usage, performance and errors.
The provider, technology name, purpose and retention period will be disclosed through or this policy where applicable.
26.4 Referral and affiliate technologies
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Referral attribution | Circulure | Attributes eligible registrations to referral sources | Functional or analytics | For the applicable attribution period |
| Affiliate attribution | Circulure | Records eligible affiliate activity and commission attribution | Analytics | For the applicable attribution and audit period |
26.5 Age-assurance technologies
| Technology | Provider | Purpose | Category | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age-assurance session technologies | Didit | Supports required age-estimation or verification processes | Strictly necessary where required | According to the provider’s session and retention settings |
| Circulure assurance-session record | Circulure | Records session status and connects the result to onboarding | Strictly necessary where required | Until completion, expiry or applicable retention deletion |
26.6 Advertising technologies
Circulure will identify any advertising pixels, remarketing technologies or behavioural advertising cookies in this section where they are implemented.
Optional advertising technologies will be subject to applicable consent controls.
27. Cookie preference categories
Strictly necessary
These technologies are active where required to:
- operate Circulure;
- authenticate accounts;
- maintain security;
- prevent misuse;
- record consent choices;
- complete requested actions; or
- provide required age-assurance functionality.
Functional
These technologies remember optional preferences and improve convenience.
Analytics and performance
These technologies help Circulure understand aggregate use, reliability and product performance.
Marketing and advertising
These technologies may measure or personalise marketing where they are enabled and permitted.