Last updated: July 30, 2026
Information handled by the licensing service
Orca's licensing website processes account details such as display name, email address, password verifier, role, subscription status, license status, device identifiers and labels, app version, activation timestamps, and administrative audit events.
Information kept on your computer
Browser profiles, browsing history, cookies, proxy credentials, saved website credentials, descriptions, tags, and other profile content are designed to remain on the computer where Orca is installed unless you export, copy, or otherwise transmit them.
How information is used
Licensing information is used to authenticate accounts, determine access, enforce device limits, display subscription details, support account security, and record administrative changes.
Security
Passwords are stored as salted password verifiers rather than plaintext. License and administrator authenticator secrets are encrypted at rest, while recovery codes are stored only as one-way hashes. Administrator sessions require two-factor verification. Session cookies are HttpOnly and use secure transport in production. No system can guarantee absolute security, so customers should protect their credentials and devices.
Retention and control
Account, subscription, device, and audit records may be retained while access is active and afterward as needed for security, support, and administrative records. An administrator can revoke devices, cancel licenses, and disable accounts.
Third-party websites and proxies
Orca can open third-party websites and use proxy services selected by the customer. Those services operate under their own privacy terms. Orca does not control how a destination website or proxy provider processes traffic.
Changes
This notice may be updated as Orca's distribution, payments, support, or product capabilities change. The date shown below identifies the current version.