Colora

Cookie & Local Storage Policy

Effective date: February 8, 2026
Last updated: March 19, 2026

Summary: The Colora iOS app does not use browser cookies, but it does use iOS-native storage and SDK-managed local storage for account, performance, analytics, and advertising features. These web pages may receive strictly necessary infrastructure cookies from Cloudflare.

1. The iOS App

The Colora iOS app does not use browser cookies. It uses the following local storage technologies on your device:

iOS Keychain: Stores your authentication token (JWT) securely. This is required to keep you signed in. It is deleted when you sign out or delete your account.
UserDefaults: Stores recent search history (up to 10 entries, automatically cleared after 7 days) and minor preference settings. You can clear search history from within the app.
URLCache (image cache): Caches downloaded images locally (up to approximately 50 MB in memory and 200 MB on disk) to improve performance and reduce data usage. This cache is managed automatically by iOS.

The app also integrates Firebase Crashlytics and, if you opt in from the app, Firebase Analytics. These SDKs may store device identifiers and session data locally using iOS-native storage mechanisms. Separate from those SDKs, Colora records limited first-party aggregate metrics such as authenticated app opens and top-level section visits on our backend. See our Privacy Policy for details.

If sponsored content is enabled for your region and feed surface, the app also integrates Google Mobile Ads SDK, Google User Messaging Platform, and Meta Audience Network through AdMob mediation. These SDKs may use iOS-native storage and on-device identifiers to remember privacy choices, support ad delivery, cap ad frequency, prevent ad fraud, and measure ad performance in accordance with your consent choices and Apple's tracking permission. Where permitted, this may include access to the iOS advertising identifier (IDFA).

You can revisit ad privacy choices inside the app from Settings > Privacy & Ads. After Apple's tracking prompt has been shown, ATT can be changed only from the iOS Settings app.

2. These Web Pages

These legal and DMCA web pages are served through Cloudflare. Cloudflare may set strictly necessary cookies for security and bot management purposes (for example, __cf_bm and cf_clearance). These cookies are essential for the web pages to function securely and cannot be disabled.

The DMCA submission forms use Cloudflare Turnstile, which may set additional cookies or use local storage for CAPTCHA verification.

We do not use any analytics, advertising, or tracking cookies on these web pages.

3. Browser Controls

You can configure your browser to block or delete cookies. Blocking essential cookies on these web pages may prevent DMCA forms from working correctly. The iOS app is not affected by browser cookie settings.