Secure authentication
Security and authentication mechanisms help maintain sessions, prevent abuse and route users to permitted areas.
TaskQA uses secure session mechanisms and device-local preferences; optional analytics should remain consent-controlled.
TaskQA aims to use browser storage sparingly. Essential session and security mechanisms support account access and protected workflows; preferences remember user choices; optional measurement should be introduced only with appropriate notice and consent.
Security and authentication mechanisms help maintain sessions, prevent abuse and route users to permitted areas.
Local preferences such as colour theme can be stored on the device to improve continuity.
Any optional analytics or marketing category should be disabled until the required consent has been obtained.
Each category should have a documented purpose, provider and lifetime, with expired data removed or renewed appropriately.
Used where necessary for authentication, security, request routing, fraud prevention and core platform operation. Disabling it may prevent protected features from working.
Remembers choices such as theme or interface settings. These values should not be used to build advertising profiles.
TaskQA does not need these categories for core operation. If introduced, they should be disclosed and controlled through a consent mechanism where required.
People can use browser controls to remove stored data and, where provided, update consent preferences. Removing essential storage may sign the user out.