If you use GoLogin on Windows, you may have noticed that in the Profile Summary, the platform is listed as Win32, despite GoLogin being a 64 bit application.

You can see similar behavior in the Platform field creating a Mac ARM (M1/M2) profile - the Platform field will still say "MacIntel".

Why does this happen, and what does it mean?
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First of all - don't worry! The values in the Platform field are more for the internal operation of the GoLogin application, and this is not a sign of an error or bug - these are simply different types of "profile archetypes" in GoLogin.
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Just because it says "Win32" doesn't mean websites will think you're running a 32-bit version of Windows - it's simply an internal flag meant to signify that the profile is a generic "Windows" profile.
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Same story with Mac M1/M2 and "MacIntel".
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You can double-check what specific OS your profile was created on if you enable the OS column in the Profiles view as seen below:

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