8. Cookies, Local Storage, and SDK Identifiers

To ensure the normal operation of the Device Fingerprint service and related functions, Geelab may store small data files called cookies on a computer or mobile device, and use local storage, session storage, cache, SDK tokens, anonymous identifiers, device-related technical identifiers, and other similar technologies. Cookies usually contain identifiers, site names, and certain numbers and characters.

The Device Fingerprint service may use cookies, local storage, cache, Keychain, SharedPreferences, SDK tokens, or similar technologies to support device identification, token generation, server-side queries, and risk identification.

End users may manage some local data through browser or device settings, but disabling or clearing relevant information may affect device identification accuracy or cause the customer to trigger additional verification, rate limiting, review, or access rejection.