This notice describes in detail the characteristics and purposes of the tracking technologies used by the application, including any third parties that may receive personal data, the retention periods of the information, and how users can exercise their data protection rights. Users can also find information on how to distinguish between technical technologies and those used for profiling or marketing.
The application does not use traditional cookies. Instead, it employs similar technologies such as localStorage and IndexedDB, which allow data to be saved directly in the user's browser. This data does not leave the current domain and is used solely to ensure the proper functioning of the application.
Cookies are small files, often containing an anonymous identifier, sent to the browser from a web server and stored on the user's device. However, this application does not use traditional cookies but stores data locally on the user's device through technologies such as localStorage or IndexedDB. These tools allow essential functionalities without sending data to external servers.
The data stored through local technologies (localStorage and IndexedDB) is strictly necessary for the operation of the application and is not shared with third parties. The user can manage and control the storage of this data directly from their browser settings.
The application does not use cookies or similar technologies for statistical or marketing purposes. No data is collected for tracking or profiling users.
The technologies used by the application serve solely to ensure optimal navigation or to provide services requested by the user. They have no further purpose and are not used for profiling or marketing. Without these technologies, some operations may be less efficient or secure.
The application uses only proprietary technical technologies and does not implement third-party cookies or tracking technologies.
The data saved by the application is stored in the browser's localStorage and IndexedDB, and it persists even after closing the browser. However, during the logout procedure, sensitive data such as authentication tokens (JWT), the refresh token, and the personal address book are automatically removed to ensure security. The data that persists after logout includes user settings, such as configuration preferences. This data can be manually deleted by accessing the browser settings or using the browser's developer tools.