Cookie Policy & Local Storage

At Enllava, we believe in privacy and simplicity. Here we explain what storage technologies we use in your browser and their sole purposes.

1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage

Cookies and local storage (localStorage) are small files or records that websites store temporarily in your browser to remember preferences, keep you logged in, and deliver a smooth user experience.

2. Technologies We Use on Enllava

Enllava only uses essential technologies necessary for platform operation and reliability:

Secure Authentication (Supabase Auth)

Technical Session Cookies (Supabase Auth): Securely authenticate your login session as you navigate the platform.

Local Preferences Storage (localStorage)

Local Preferences Storage (localStorage): Remembers your language choice (Spanish or English) and your saved favorites so you do not lose them when closing the browser.

Diagnostic & Technical Stability (Sentry)

Performance & Reliability Tools (Sentry): Anonymously records runtime code errors so our technical team can fix bugs quickly.

3. Zero Invasive Third-Party Tracking

Enllava does not use invasive third-party tracking cookies to sell your browsing habits or serve targeted ads across external websites. We do not share identifiers with ad networks.

4. Managing or Disabling Storage Technologies

You can clear cookies and local storage at any time in your browser settings (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge). Note that disabling essential technical cookies will prevent you from signing in to your Enllava account.

Cookie Policy & Local Storage

Document Index

1. What Are Cookies and Local Storage

2. Technologies We Use on Enllava

3. Zero Invasive Third-Party Tracking

4. Managing or Disabling Storage Technologies

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