App Cookies & Storage

Storage inside the mobile app

The native app uses device storage to remember preferences, retain sign-in sessions, save unfinished signup progress and cache selected content such as photos. Sign-in credentials use device-protected storage. These native storage mechanisms are separate from ordinary website cookies.

Cookies on these app information pages

These pages use essential website technologies for language preferences and form security. Choosing a website language saves a language cookie for up to one year; the form-security cookie helps protect preference changes. These dedicated app information pages do not load the main website's advertising script.

Following a link to shopping, event sign-in or another website area can involve additional cookies used by that area. Signing in through Google or Apple also involves the provider's own browser or app environment.

• Website Privacy Policy

Advertising and third-party technologies

Some mobile features use third-party services for advertising, notifications, sign-in or purchases. Those services may use device identifiers and similar technologies according to the feature, platform controls and applicable choices. Browser cookie controls alone do not manage every identifier used by a native app.

• How Google uses information from apps using its services

Your storage and privacy choices

Use Settings in the app to choose a language, manage available privacy choices or sign out. Use your device settings for location, notifications and advertising controls. Browser or WebView controls may let you remove website cookies.

Clearing storage can remove saved preferences or unfinished signup information and may require signing in again. It does not cancel subscriptions or replace an account deletion request.

• App Privacy