Cookies Policy

What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files stored by a browser when a website is visited. Similar technologies can include local storage, tags or identifiers that help remember settings, maintain security and understand how pages function.

Cookies do not normally contain a readable copy of a password or complete payment credentials.

How We Categorise Cookies

Cookies can be first-party, set by the website being visited, or third-party, set through an integrated service. They can also be session cookies, removed when the browser closes, or persistent cookies that remain until expiry or deletion.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Essential technologies support basic operation and security. They may help preserve a session, balance traffic, remember consent status, prevent abusive requests or maintain a navigation choice.

Because these functions are necessary for the requested website service, disabling them can prevent parts of the website from working correctly.

Preference Cookies

Preference storage can remember choices such as language, display behaviour or previously selected content. This reduces the need to repeat the same setting on every visit.

Analytics and Performance

Analytics technologies may collect aggregated information about page visits, device types, navigation paths, loading behaviour and errors. This information helps identify useful content and technical problems.

Where required, non-essential analytics should depend on the consent choices available to the visitor.

Third-Party Features and Links

Embedded tools, external links, security services or account pathways may use technologies controlled by another provider. Their use is governed by the privacy and cookie information presented by that provider.

How Long Cookies Remain

Session cookies normally expire when the browser closes. Persistent cookies can remain for a defined period or until manually removed. Duration depends on the purpose, consent settings and configuration of the relevant service.

Managing Cookie Choices

Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies and restrict third-party storage. Controls are usually found under Privacy, Security or Site Settings.

• Delete existing cookies for this website.
• Block all cookies or only third-party cookies.
• Clear browsing data when the browser closes.
• Use private browsing for a temporary session.
• Review permissions separately for each browser and device.

What Happens When Cookies Are Blocked

Blocking non-essential cookies may reduce measurement or personalisation. Blocking essential storage can cause repeated consent prompts, loss of preferences, interrupted sessions or unavailable website features.

Cookie settings do not automatically remove data already stored by an external service; use that service’s privacy controls where applicable.

Updates to This Policy

This policy may be revised when website technologies, integrations or legal requirements change. The month and year displayed above automatically identify the current published version.

Questions About Cookies

For privacy questions related to account services, use the support channels displayed by Spins of Glory. For local browser storage, consult the privacy settings and help documentation of the browser you use.