jyjili App Privacy Policy: Biometric and Data Security
This page explains how the jyjili App handles biometric data, cookies, and data protection; many users in Dhaka keep logins on their phones, so settings are very important
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What information does the jyjili App contain?
Simple answer: Only necessary data are kept: biometric login, session data, and cookie preferences to make login easier
One-minute summary
Data stays on-device; servers do not store copies unnecessarily
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Users place more importance on fast login and controllable settings
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With so many users, trust won't last without a transparent policy
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What is used for biometric login?
Fingerprint and face unlock replace the main password as the phone's security layer
Fingerprint verification
Two-step login on Android phones; you don't have to type the password repeatedly
Face unlock support
If facial recognition is enabled on a new device, it also works
PIN alternative
If biometric not needed, 4-digit PIN works
Some users in Dhaka use bKash or Nagad for accounts, so fast sign-in is needed; biometric is provided in jyjili Login to ease that
Does data leave the phone?
No, biometric samples stay on the phone; the app only sees the verification result
Local storage
Fingerprint template stays in a separate secure area; normal apps can't read it
No samples on the server
Biometric raw data is not uploaded; only access status is sent
Low risk
This reduces the chance of data leakage; it's not a small matter
Not Rakok, but using Rocket keeps sessions separate, because payment and biometric are not the same thing; this rule is simple: less data, less hassle
What do cookies remember?
Cookies mean small memory; it remembers language, login status, and preferred screen.
Session cookie
Whether the account is open, it often clears when the browser is closed
Preference cookie
Remembers Bengali language and default view, so you don't have to reset
Performance cookie
Helps identify which screen is slow, so improvements can be made later
In Dhaka's busy networks these are especially necessary; even on slow 3G, screens don't need to refresh repeatedly
What happens if biometrics are disabled?
Even if disabled, the account remains; you only need to enter a new password or PIN
Disable in 2 taps
Go to settings and toggle off; no complicated steps
Other logins remain active
jyjili Login has password, PIN, and device verification
Support available
If problems, contact page; the answer is usually clear
What is the legal basis for collecting this
There are four reasons: security, easy login, remembering preferences, and operating the service
Consent
When biometrics are enabled, you give permission and you can turn it off later if you want
Service required
Some data is needed for quick access; this is the minimum use
Permissions
You can view, edit, or delete your own data
For Bangladesh users, local options like bKash, Nagad, and Rocket are also shown, but payment data and biometrics are not merged
Rights for the user?
Rights mean control over which data is kept and which is not
Right to view
You can see what data is kept
Right to correct
If wrong, you can request correction
Right to delete
If not needed, you may request deletion.
This is real trust; jyjili App feels safe with a transparent policy
If you have questions?
Go to the contact page if you have questions about privacy, cookies, or biometrics.
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One last word: privacy, data protection, and user rights matter in the jyjili App.