Goofish Cookie Policy
(Effective as of August 28 2024)
This Cookie Policy explains how Goofish operating by GOODUSUS PTE. LTD, GOOFISH PTE. LTD, and their affiliated companies (“Goofish”, “we”, “us”, “our”) use cookies and similar technologies to recognize your device when you visit Goofish mobile application (together the “Services”). It explains what these technologies are and why we use them, as well as your rights to control our use of them.
1. What are Cookies?
1.1. Cookies are small amounts of data that your browser receives and stores on the local drive of your computer or mobile device, which enable your device to be recognized when you visit a website or application.
1.2. Goofish, particularly mobile application version, use other technologies that function in a similar way to cookies, and are used for similar purposes. For example, we use advertising identifiers, a category of unique identifiers which are stored on your device and which enable your device to be recognized by us and third parties for personalized advertising and ad measurement purposes. Besides, we use Software Developer Kits (“SDKs”), a collection of software development tools in one installable package, which allows third party developers to integrate with our mobile application for specific purposes (e.g., authentication).
For the purposes of this Cookie Policy, we use the terms “Cookie” and “Cookies” generally to describe cookies and any other technologies or tracking methods that operate in a similar way to cookies, including those described above.
1.3 First party Cookies. Cookies set by the owner of the application that you are visiting (in this case, Goofish) are called “first party Cookies”. Only the application owner can access the first party Cookies it sets.
1.4 Third party Cookies. Cookies set by parties other than the application owner are called “third party Cookies”. Third party cookies enable third party features or functionality to be provided on or through an application (e.g. like advertising, measurement, analytics, interactive content and social sharing). The parties that set these third-party Cookies will be able to recognize your device both when it visits the website or application in question and also when it visits other websites that have partnered with them.
1.5 Session Cookies. Session Cookies are Cookies that last as long as your online session, and will automatically expire from your computer or device after you end your browsing session (and close your browser or application).
1.6 Persistent Cookies. Persistent Cookies are Cookies that will remain on your computer or device after your browsing session has finished. These Cookies are required to enable an application operator to recognize your device across different browsing sessions. For example, to remember your online preferences.
2. Why do we use Cookies?
We use first-party and third-party Cookies for a number of reasons. Some Cookies are strictly necessary to make our Services work and to ensure data and IT security and prevent fraudulent activities. We refer to these as “operationally essential Cookies”. Other Cookies enable us to provide Service functionality, or to enhance user experience on our Services by providing them with personalized content and advertising using statistical web analysis. For this purpose, the Cookies are stored on your device and certain personal data (e.g., IP addresses, data on your device and your activities in our application) are processed. For example, we obtain information about how our Services are used. We also use cookies to better understand how our customers use our Services so that we can make optimizations (e.g., by measuring visits).
The specific types of first-party Cookies in use on our Services and the purposes they perform are described in our Cookie Setting tool and our Privacy Policy. We may use third-party Cookie in the future, depending on our business development and potential legal compliance requirement. For more details on the Cookies, please refer to the following table:
Categories of Cookies | Cookie Name / Data collected | Description of function | Who serves this Cookie | Duration |
Operationally necessary Cookies | Auto login Cookie: ● mtop sid ● login token ● user id ● expire time | ● User Auto Login | First party | 30 days |
Operationally necessary Cookies | Device fingerprint (App IOS): ● Device name ● Device type format ● System name ● System version ● -Fi gateway ● Network type (Wi-Fi/4g/3g/2g/none) ● WiFi ssid ● External IP address ● Last system restart time ● Battery percentage ● Charging device orientation ● Whether it was in debugging process P_TRACED ● Jailbreak ● simulator ● Headset connection ● Number of connected accessories ● Screen brightness ● Free disk space, used disk space, free memory space ● Used memory space ● Three-axis accelerometer force values (x,y,z) ● Gyroscope three-axis rotation angle values (x,y,z) ● Magnetometer three-axis magnetic values (x,y,z) ● Whether it is a high-definition screen ● MAC address ● Time zone ● Language ● List of installed apps ● System App Account ● user App Account | ● Identifying the device ● Securing the network and account ● Carrying out login risk checks ● Identifying the hardware ● Identifying the network identity ● Gathering application information | First Party | Persistent |
Operationally necessary Cookies | Device fingerprint (App Android): ● Hardware serial number ● System building unique identity ● Android ID ● Carrier code (MCC-MNC) ● Linux kernel version ● Hardware brand ● Hardware model ● Industrial design name ● Manufacturer ● Phone product name ● Resolution ● Screen density ● Kernel hardware name ● Motherboard platform ● ROM all available space ● RAM all available space ● Bluetooth address ● Bluetooth name ● Whether to plug in the headset ● Whether there is a rear camera ● Whether there is a front-facing camera ● Battery charge, battery health, battery status, battery voltage ● Support for multi-touch ● Sensor list ● Speed meter ● Gyroscope ● Whether to support multi-touch ● Whether to support nfc ● whether to support Bluetooth ● Number of cameras ● Cpu platform information ● Cpu cores ● Cpu maximum frequency ● AP name ● AP physical mac address ● Signal strength ● Theoretical wireless transmission rate ● Routing IP ● Dns ● LAN IP ● Subnet mask ● Whether to connect Wi-Fi ● MAC address ● Time zone ● Language ● Process list ● Number of processes ● ID of the same cycle application ● Whether the adb bug is open ● Simulator field ● Root ● JNI validation field ● Pin ● Hook frame multi open | ● Identifying the device ● Securing the network and account ● Carrying out login risk checks ● Identifying the hardware ● Identifying the network identity ● Logging operations | First Party | Persistent |
3. How can you control Cookies?
3.1 Operationally necessary Cookies are strictly necessary to enable to access and use of our Service, and you cannot disable them.
3.2 We may integrate third party cookies in the future, you have the right to decide whether to accept, reject or customize optional Cookies through our Cookie Settings tool to be updated simultaneously. If you disable non-operationally necessary Cookies, you can still use our Services although your use of some features and access to some areas on our Services may be limited.
4. Updates to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time in order to reflect, for example, changes to the Cookies we use or for other operational, legal or regulatory reasons. We encourage you to review this Cookie Policy periodically to be informed of how we use cookies and similar technologies.
The date at the top of this Cookie Policy indicates when it was last updated.
