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When you access a website or application, your browser stores certain data about you and your activity, such as your IP address, the type of device you’re using, your operating system, what language you’ve set your browser to, and more. Your browser also stores information on your recent searches, the websites you’ve visited, and the contents of any forms you’ve filled out. This information is stored in the form of cookies, which are small text files that are stored on your computer. This helps websites to recognize you when you return and makes it easier for you to navigate around. Your browser also stores information about your preferences, such as the type of websites you generally visit, the links you click on, and the pages you view. This is used to tailor your experience and deliver tailored content that is relevant to you. Finally, your browser can also store your login credentials, including usernames, passwords, and other personal information. This is done to make it easier for you to access websites that require you to log in. Overall, your browser stores a wealth of data about you, which is used to enhance your online experience and make it easier for you to access and use websites and applications.

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