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Device Data may include:
- Account, Device, and or Installation Identifiers (36 months)
- Google Client ID, Android ID, Firebase Analytics ID (36 months)
- Location (36 months)
- Information concerning the computer or device (36 months)
- Applications on the device (36 months)
- Network connection type, number of devices in network (36 months)
Security Data may include:
- Subset of URLs and referrers (36 months)
- Malware samples, suspicious files (3 years)
- IP Address (not stored)
Service Data may include:
- IP Address (not stored)
- Browsers (installed, default) (36 months)
- Other products/licenses on the device and their status (36 months)
- Extensions installed in the browser (36 months)
- Event logs, crash logs and error logs (36 months)
- In-Product messaging parameters (36 months)
By default, Private Browser for Desktop processes locally on your system the following data:
- Browsing history information; for example, Private Browser for Desktop may store the URLs of pages that you visit, a cache of text, images, and other resources from those pages. If the pre-rendering feature is turned on, a list of IP addresses linked to those pages may also be stored for some period of time
- Name, surname, email, or passwords to help you fill out forms or signs into sites you visit
- Permission that you have granted to websites
- Cookies or data from websites that you visit
- Data saved by add-ons
- Record of what you downloaded from websites
- IP addresses are not stored, only used for product localization and analytics purposes based on approximate location (city/country level)
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Device Data: This data is used and generated internally at Gen for the purpose of tracking account activity between internal company systems, applications, and architecture. It is also processed for the purposes of delivering the product in accordance with your device(s), and to introduce new features or products based on previous experience. Location is used to set up proper product language version for Windows
Security Data: This data is processed for the purposes of delivering the product by informing you about site safety and blocking browsing to unsafe websites, improving the detection of malware and cyber-threats (e.g., through file sample analysis), and pursuing general cybersecurity research.
Service Data: This data is processed for the purposes of recognizing what features should be enabled or disabled, what product should be installed or uninstalled, to better understand user’s behavior, to provide import functionality, to improve user onboarding and product experience, and for understanding product usage to further develop and improve the product performance as well as telemetry.
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