The information GEMPAK99 holds
In broad terms, GEMPAK99 holds the information needed to give you an account and let you use it: the details you provide when you register, the record of your activity on the platform, and the ordinary technical information any website or app receives when you connect to it, such as the kind of device and connection you are using. The aim is to hold what the service needs to work, not more.
This describes categories rather than listing every field, because the exact details can change as the service does. The principle stays the same: the information kept is tied to running your account and the platform, and nothing is gathered that serves no purpose in doing that.
Some of that technical information is gathered through the ordinary tools any modern site uses — small files stored in your browser, and the standard signals a server receives when a device connects to it. These help the platform remember your session, keep you signed in where you have chosen that, and run reliably from one visit to the next. They are a normal part of how a website works rather than anything unusual to this one, and they are described here only so that nothing about them comes as a surprise.
