1. Cookies and similar storage
A cookie is information a website stores through your browser. Similar browser facilities, including local storage, session storage and IndexedDB, can preserve preferences or working data. This policy covers these technologies when they are used by OMG Resume.
The purpose and lifetime depend on the item and the feature involved. Session storage can end with a browser session; other data can remain until it expires, is replaced or is cleared. A saved account document and a browser draft are not the same record.
These technologies are not interchangeable. A cookie may be included with an appropriate web request, while local browser facilities can keep draft content or preferences on the device. A record saved to your signed-in workspace is server-side data and is covered by the Privacy Policy, even if a browser also keeps a temporary copy.
2. Necessary functions
Storage supports authentication, account security, preferences and continuity while creating or editing documents. Temporary browser data may help retain a guest draft or restore the intended page after sign-in. These functions are not advertising consent.
Refusing or deleting necessary storage can sign you out, reset preferences or remove an unsaved local draft. Save important work to the appropriate account before changing browser storage settings.
For example, a sign-in session can help recognise authorised account requests, and an editor preference can preserve how you choose to work. A guest draft can help continue work before sign-in. Necessary storage should be understood in relation to the function provided; it is not blanket permission to track unrelated browsing or reuse private CV content for advertising.
3. Storage used by the editor and sign-in
The following examples describe first-party storage used by the current product. Local-development cookie names can differ from names used on a secure production site. A browser may remove storage earlier than its stated lifetime, and an account session may be revoked before expiry.
- Sign-in session: the production
__Host-cv_sessioncookie identifies an authenticated browser session. It is necessary for signed-in features and expires with that session. It is not an advertising identifier. - Social sign-in protection: a provider-specific OAuth cookie links a sign-in attempt to the browser that started it. It lasts up to 10 minutes and is cleared when the callback is handled.
- Return after sign-in: session storage can hold the same-site destination you were using, so sign-in can return you to your work. The stored destination is consumed on return and expires after 30 minutes.
- Editor drafts: local storage may preserve an account-scoped working copy. It can remain until replaced, cleared by the product or removed through your browser’s site-data controls. Guest-draft storage, where used, belongs to that browser and is separate from a saved account document.
These names describe storage purposes, not information you should send to support. Never share a session-cookie value. See Managing browser storage before clearing data needed for an unfinished document.
4. Optional analytics and external services
Where optional analytics or non-essential tracking is enabled, we will provide the explanation and choices required by applicable law, including prior consent where it is required. Necessary editor storage and an optional measurement technology serve different purposes and should be assessed separately.
A social-login provider, external website or payment seller may use its own cookies on its own services. Review that provider’s notice when you follow a link or use its feature.
The categories and providers involved can depend on the feature and deployment. If optional measurement is introduced, its purpose and any required choice must be explained for that processing. Visiting a linked provider may place you under its separate notice. You can ask about a particular technology using the contact information below.
5. Managing browser storage
Your browser’s privacy or site-data settings let you inspect and remove cookies and other saved website data. Options commonly include blocking selected cookies, clearing data for a specific site and restricting third-party cookies. Names and effects vary by browser.
Clearing browser data does not cancel a subscription, request deletion of server-side records or withdraw an already submitted application. Use the relevant account, payment or privacy-request process for those actions.
Before clearing storage, check which document is saved to your account and keep a copy of important work. A browser can remove data for OMG Resume without removing records held by a separate social-login or payment provider. To request access to or deletion of account records, use Making a privacy request.
6. Questions and related information
Read the Privacy Policy for the purposes of processing and your applicable rights. Contact support@omgresume.com with questions about storage or privacy. This service is operated by Qalbinatore.
When asking about a storage issue, include the browser, affected feature and the setting you changed. Do not send cookie values, session tokens or screenshots containing credentials. Questions about paid renewal belong to the cancellation process; questions about privacy rights follow the contact route in the Privacy Policy.