The Short Version
The current Spinstralia website does not intentionally set advertising, remarketing or behavioural-profiling cookies. It does not use a casino account cookie because player accounts and gambling transactions are not operated on this website.
Limited essential technology may still be used by the website host or security layer to deliver pages, balance traffic, prevent abuse and diagnose faults. A destination reached through an external link can use its own cookies after you leave this site.
Cookies and Similar Technologies
A cookie is a small piece of data a website asks a browser to store. Cookies can keep a session working, remember a preference, measure traffic or connect an advertising interaction with a later action. Session cookies usually expire when the browser closes; persistent cookies remain until their set expiry or until they are removed.
Websites may also use local storage, pixels, tags and server logs for related purposes. Some tools are placed by the website being visited. Others are controlled by a separate provider and are commonly called third-party technologies.
Categories That May Apply
- Strictly necessary: page delivery, traffic management, security, fraud prevention and fault diagnosis.
- Preferences: remembering a user-selected display or accessibility choice where that feature is provided.
- Analytics: understanding aggregate visits and page performance. No optional analytics cookie is intentionally active on the current public site.
- Advertising or referral: measuring a promotional journey. No behavioural advertising cookie is intentionally placed by the current public site.
Essential tools are limited to functions needed to provide or protect the website. If a future feature introduces non-essential cookies, the policy will identify their purpose and appropriate controls will be added before use where required.
What Happens After a Promotional Link
Spinstralia uses promotional links and may receive a commission when a visitor follows one and later completes a qualifying action. A link may contain a referral identifier so the destination can recognise where the visit came from.
After the destination opens, it may place cookies or use similar technology under its own rules. Those tools can be used for login sessions, security, preferences, analytics, marketing or referral attribution. Spinstralia cannot remove a cookie placed by another website.
How to Check, Block or Delete Cookies
Most current browsers let you view stored site data, remove cookies for one website, block third-party cookies or reject all cookies. These controls are usually found under Privacy, Security or Site Settings. Private browsing can reduce what remains on a device after a session, but it does not make activity anonymous to the website, internet provider or network.
Blocking every cookie can stop essential functions from working on some destinations. A more practical option is often to block third-party cookies, remove data for a specific site and review permissions such as notifications, location and pop-ups.
Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signals may be sent by some browsers. Because the current Spinstralia site does not intentionally run behavioural advertising cookies, there is no advertising profile here to disable. External websites decide how they respond to those signals.
Duration, Logs and Security
The lifetime of a cookie depends on its purpose and settings. Session data may end when a browser closes, while a persistent preference can remain until expiry or deletion. Basic server and security logs may be retained separately from browser cookies for a limited operational, diagnostic or legal period.
Clearing browser data removes stored information from that browser profile. It does not automatically delete correspondence already sent, server security records that must be retained or data collected by a separate website.
Cookies and Personal Information
A random cookie identifier may not directly show a person’s name, but it can become personal information when combined with an IP address, account, device or other data that identifies or reasonably distinguishes an individual.
The Spinstralia Privacy Policy explains the broader handling of technical data, correspondence, disclosure, retention and privacy requests.
Changes to This Policy and Contact
This policy may be revised when website functionality or technology changes. The date at the top identifies the current published version. A material change involving optional tracking will be reflected here and in any choice mechanism required for the new feature.
Questions about cookies used by Spinstralia can be sent to [email protected]. For cookies set after following an external link, contact that destination or use your browser’s site-data controls.