Make sure you don't share data with 3rd parties or if, you have to disclose it anyway.
Maybe build your app without storing anything first and then ask for permission before storing anything?!
To cache data use session storage first and once a user is registering with your service you get their permission to store it (settings or whatever) permanently in their browser, and disclose it.
Last but not least, I have no idea because I'm not a lawyer, but if you design privacy first, you should be fine.
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you could use sessionstorage in browser instead of localstorage
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Make sure you don't share data with 3rd parties or if, you have to disclose it anyway.
Maybe build your app without storing anything first and then ask for permission before storing anything?!
To cache data use session storage first and once a user is registering with your service you get their permission to store it (settings or whatever) permanently in their browser, and disclose it.
Last but not least, I have no idea because I'm not a lawyer, but if you design privacy first, you should be fine.