Onesided Cabs Privacy Policy
Solo travel can be an incredibly empowering and enriching experience, offering you the freedom to explore the world at your own pace and make personal connections with different cultures. However, if it’s your first time traveling solo, the idea can be both exciting and a bit intimidating. This guide provides essential tips to help you prepare for your adventure and make the most of your solo journey.
When traveling solo, it’s important to have a rough plan in place, especially if it’s your first time. Research your destination, book accommodations in advance, and have a basic itinerary. However, don’t over-plan! Leave some room for spontaneity so you can explore new opportunities and experiences that arise along the way.If you’re feeling anxious about traveling solo for the first time, consider starting with a short trip or visiting a destination known for being solo traveler-friendly. Many European cities, Southeast Asia, and parts of Latin America have well-trodden paths with plenty of resources for solo travelers.
Onesided cab is committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected. Should we ask you to provide certain information by which you can be identified when using this website, then you can be assured that it will only be used in accordance with this privacy statement.
In addition to any protected information or other information that you choose to submit to us, we collect certain information whenever you visit or interact with the services (“usage information”). This usage information may include the browser that you are using, the URL that referred you to our services, all of the areas within our services that you visit, and the time of day, among other information. In addition, we collect your device identifier for your device. A device identifier is a number that is automatically assigned to your device used to access the services, and our computers identify your device by its device identifier. In case of booking via call center, Onesided cab may record calls for quality and training purposes.
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