Essential browser storage
Authentication, security, session continuity, workspace routing, preferences, load balancing, and service operation may require cookies or similar storage. Strictly necessary storage should be limited to what the service needs and documented.
Owner-requested offline files
A user may deliberately save selected personal records for offline opening. Copies can remain after an online change or sign-out and should be cleared before a device is shared, returned, sold, or disposed of.
Non-essential cookies and consent
Non-essential analytics, advertising, or similar storage must not be activated before any consent required by applicable law. Consent must be specific, informed, unambiguous, separated from Terms, and as easy to refuse or withdraw as to give. No dark pattern or pre-ticked choice should be used.
Browser and device controls
Browser settings may clear or block storage. Clearing browser data can sign a user out or remove local preferences and offline copies without deleting the online source record.
Final register requirements
Scan deployed signed-out and signed-in surfaces, classify each key, document provider, purpose, basis and lifespan, verify consent behavior by launch territory, and align the result with the Privacy Policy and app-store declarations.