How Fursio stores essential preferences and optional analytics choices on your device.
Fursio uses local browser storage and session mechanisms for language preference, privacy choices, account/session functions, security, saved workspace state and features you explicitly request. These are required for the service to work as requested.
Optional analytics is disabled by default. If you opt in, this public beta stores simple page-view counters locally in your browser. No Google Analytics, advertising pixel or other third-party analytics tracker is connected in this build.
Fursio does not use marketing or advertising trackers in the current public beta. If this changes later, the preference center and this policy must be updated before such technology is activated.
You can accept optional analytics, keep necessary storage only, or change your choice later. Optional technologies must not activate before consent. Withdrawing consent is designed to be as easy as giving it.
Your privacy choice is stored locally so Fursio can remember it. The production version must keep an auditable record appropriate to the final provider architecture and retention policy.
The consent model follows the Belgian Data Protection Authority guidance that non-strictly-necessary cookies and similar technologies generally require prior, informed, active and withdrawable consent, while strictly necessary technologies may be exempt from prior consent.