What happens to your data
Using Best Online Slots creates short-lived technical records and longer-kept combined totals without IP addresses. A partner-link click may send details to a casino or its affiliate programme, while the stored click record is later reduced.
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The website itself does not set analytics or advertising cookies. Cookies are small files a website can store in a browser. The analytics kind would count visits. The advertising kind would follow a reader for ads. This website sets neither kind itself. The statement is limited to this website itself. A reader checking browser files can separate this website from any other source. The cookie fact still concerns this website itself.
Requests and campaign tags
A page address can carry campaign tags. When a request uses such an address, the tags are stored with the request. The tags are not stored apart from the request. For each request, the server records technical data. It records the address of the referring page. It records the requested address. It records the browser string. It records the IP address. It records the time of the request. If the delivery provider reports it, an approximate country is recorded too. That country is derived from the IP address. These individual server records are kept for 30 days. The period applies to the individual records. The request passes through infrastructure providers for hosting and delivery. Those providers process the request on our behalf. We do not name the providers. For the reader, the request route includes outside handling. The stored tags travel with the request record. The technical fields sit beside those tags for the same period.
Affiliate links and click records
Some pages link to casinos as partners. Following such a link may earn Best Online Slots a reward. That reward concerns this website's side of the click. An affiliate link may pass data about the click to the partner. It may pass that data to a casino or its affiliate programme. The data passed on includes the country of the reader. It includes the domain of this website. It includes the address of the website the reader came from. It includes the address of the page. The casinos behind affiliate links are external websites. They have their own rules and policies. Those rules govern what happens on the outside site. When a visitor follows an affiliate link, data about the click is recorded. The record holds the page. It holds the IP address, the browser string and the country. After 90 days, the IP address and the browser string are erased. The record of the click stays without them. What remains is a reduced click record. That reduced record still has the page and the country. A partner link may move data outward. It may also earn this website a reward. The outside casino works under its own rules.
Longer-kept visit totals
Aggregated visit statistics are kept longer than the individual server records. These statistics do not contain IP addresses. They cover browsers and sources of visits. They cover the number of visits and popular pages. They cover countries too. A country is included only when the delivery provider reports it. Country coverage depends on that report. These totals describe use across readers. The totals are read together. A browser share sits beside a country share, a source share, a visit count and a page list. Browsers show the mix of software used. Countries show where reported visits originate. Sources show which referring places send visits. The number of visits shows volume. Popular pages show which pages draw the most use. The absence of IP addresses marks the line between the two kinds of records. The individual records cover single requests. These combined totals cover the shape of visits over a longer time. The longer keeping applies to the combined form.
Mistakes and questions
A mistake or a question about the website can be sent to the editorial team through the contacts page. The route is the contacts page. The recipient is the editorial team. The reason for writing is a mistake or a question. The sender can be any reader. The topic can be a mistake. The topic can also be a question. A reader who finds an error in the content can use that route. A reader who wants to ask about the website can use the same route. The route stays the same in each case. The contacts page is the named way to reach the editorial team.