Sign-in and security
Secure session and return-path information keeps Google sign-in attached to the page and account that started it, detects invalid returns, and supports sign-out.
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This page explains how cookies and browser storage support secure sign-in, necessary continuity, saved choices and measured site improvement.
What may be stored
AiVibeClaw and trusted service providers may use browser storage only for the current visit, authentication, security, preferences or measured service improvement.
Secure session and return-path information keeps Google sign-in attached to the page and account that started it, detects invalid returns, and supports sign-out.
Browser storage may retain bounded progress, preference, or recovery information so an interrupted public-site or onboarding step can continue safely instead of being guessed.
Measured page use may help identify navigation, performance, and reliability problems. Measurement does not replace the account, subscription, support, or Control Center record.
Local storage, session storage, and service-worker caches are not cookies, but they are covered here when they support the same public-site continuity, performance, or recovery purposes.
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