1. What browser storage is
Websites can store small pieces of information in cookies or similar browser technologies. Bybleo uses Supabase authentication tokens in local or session storage so you can remain signed in according to the choice you make.
2. Necessary storage
- Persistent sign-in storage keeps your authenticated session when “Keep me signed in” is selected.
- Session-only storage keeps your authenticated session until the browser session ends when persistent sign-in is not selected.
- Security and request data helps protect account and API activity from abuse.
These functions are necessary to provide the account service you request.
3. Advertising measurement
Bybleo records aggregated daily impression counts for billboard campaigns and official partners. The current measurement does not create an advertising profile, use third-party tracking cookies, or follow you across websites.
4. Your controls
The Keep Me Signed In choice determines whether the authentication session uses persistent local storage or browser-session storage. Signing out clears both Bybleo session locations. You can also clear site data in your browser settings, which will sign you out. Blocking necessary storage may prevent account features from working.
5. Future changes
If Bybleo introduces non-essential analytics or advertising cookies, we will update this notice and request consent where required before activating them.