1. What cookies and local storage are
Cookie is a small data that the website saves to browsers and sends on request. The Local Storage, which is a local storage mechanism provided by the browser, usually lasts until the user has taken the initiative to clear it, while the latter is usually cleared after the current tab session.
2. Use on our website and user dashboard
| Category | Purpose | Save with |
|---|---|---|
| Organisation | Maintaining login status, linking current requests, preserving certification code challenges and one-time validation results. | Session Cookie, usually lapses after session ends or expires |
| Safety | Prevention of cross-site requests for forgery, restriction of unusual requests, security of forms and accounts. | Secure Cookie Meetings with Service |
| Login Memory | The login recognition period is extended only when the user has chosen to " keep the login state " . | Lasting Cookie, with exit login or browser settings Clear |
| Interface Preferences | Saves the required interface status and interactive preferences of the console. | Cookie or Browser Local Storage |
3. Local storage on tracked websites
When the website operator installs a Tuler statistical script, the script defaults to use the following anonymous random identification:
- Anonymous visitor identifier:Saves it in LocalStorage to distinguish between repeated access in the same browser and does not directly contain name, mailbox or account information.
- Session identifier:Saves it on a session service to distinguish between the current tab session, which usually expires after the tab session.
- Do Not Track：The standard statistical script does not send a statistical event when the browser expressly sends Do Not Track settings.
These logos are not a third-party advertisement, Cookie, nor are they automatically sent to other websites by browsers. Website operators should still describe the use of statistical tools in their own privacy policies, in accordance with their applicable rules.
4. Third-party services
If users choose to use payment, mail or other third-party services, the related services may set up the necessary Cookies in accordance with their own policies. We will limit the range of third-party technologies to the extent possible and provide a corresponding explanation when access significantly affects user selection.
5. How to manage or clear storage
- You can view, limit or delete Cookie, Local Storage and Session Storage in browser settings;
- Exiting the account will end the current login status; the removal of the "keeping the login status" will avoid creating long-term login documents;
- The login, authentication code, form submission and some control desk functions may not be properly used after removing the cookies necessary;
- New random markings may be generated upon re-visiting after the removal of anonymous markers from statistical websites.
6. Updates and contact
We may update the present note in the light of functional or legal changes and indicate the update time at the top of the page. For questions about local storage or privacy, seePrivacy Policyor through In-site support channels Contact us.