Casumo Casino Cookies Policy For Players

Clear Guide To Usage And Privacy Practices

Your privacy matters. When accessing our platform, non-personal information–such as device type, browser version, preferred language, visit frequency, and session duration–is gathered automatically. This information supports smoother navigation, tailored content suggestions, and protection from unauthorized activity. Third-party technologies, including analytics partners and advertising networks, may track your browsing behavior to provide relevant promotions and measure campaign effectiveness. You control data storage preferences at any time by adjusting your browser settings or disabling select features. Doing so might impact personalized recommendations or site performance. Our data-handling practices follow EU GDPR requirements and regional standards, ensuring transparency and lawful processing. There are certain times when data is kept: session information is deleted when you log out, but preference data can stay for up to 13 months. Click "Manage Preferences" at the bottom of any page to make more changes. We recommend that you check your privacy settings often, especially after you change devices or update your software. If you have questions about how long we keep your information, please contact support directly. Our experts will help you right away.

What Kinds Of Tracking Files Are Used?

The gaming platform uses a number of tracking technologies to improve functionality, the user experience, and compliance with rules. The table below lists specific groups and their uses:

For optimal privacy, individuals can regularly review browser settings and adjust permissions related to non-essential data collection methods.

How To Handle User Data Collected Through Web Tracking Technologies

Identifiers that are collected, like IP addresses, session tokens, and device details, are put into encrypted databases that only authorised people can access. All browsing patterns and visit logs are made anonymous whenever possible, removing personal information to lower the risk if they are accessed by third parties. The platform uses advanced encryption algorithms to protect these records both when they are sent and when they are stored. Retention timelines are defined according to statutory obligations. Analytical data, for example, is generally purged after 26 months unless legal retention is necessary due to ongoing investigations or compliance requests. Audit trails track any modification or review of personal records, ensuring transparency and accountability. Commercial messages, like personalised offers based on tracking behaviour, are only sent if the user has given clear permission. You can change your mind about giving permission at any time through your account settings. We do systematic reviews to see if the information we have is still useful. If any entries are no longer useful, they can be permanently deleted using secure wiping protocols. If third-party service providers get involved in processing traffic information, binding agreements must have the same level of protection and stop people from using or sharing it without permission. Individual activity is never sold or given to other businesses for marketing purposes that are not related to it. People can ask customer support for a summary of their stored attributes or ask for them to be corrected, limited, or deleted. To protect privacy in all operations, compliance responses are given priority to meet the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and similar frameworks. A dedicated Data Protection Officer is in charge of these procedures.

How To Control Or Turn Off Tracking Technologies On This Platform

1. To take charge of the information that tracking tools save on this entertainment site, start by going to your browser's privacy or security settings.
2. Find the part that lets you manage site data; the names of these parts are different in different browsers. For example, in Chrome, it's called "Site Settings," in Firefox, it's called "Privacy & Security," and in Safari, it's called "Manage Website Data.
3. You can delete saved identifiers by choosing the option to delete site-specific details.
4. Set your browser to block all scripts and trackers that aren't necessary by default, which you can usually find under "Block third-party" or "Strict Tracking Protection"; this setting can stop the site from working properly, like keeping your game preferences or keeping you logged in.
5. For tailored control, many browsers provide granular permissions, enabling or turning off certain data collection tools while allowing those strictly necessary for site operation; review permissions regularly to align with your privacy comfort level.
6. Adjustments apply per device and browser, so be sure to repeat these steps on each platform you use to access your account; if using multiple browsers or devices, each must be configured independently for consistent results.
7. If you want to change your mind about giving consent, go to the privacy management page in your user profile; you can change the level of data processing here to fit your needs, or you can take back permissions that you gave before; most of the time, these changes happen right away, but some old information may be kept according to the platform's retention rules.

How Tracking Technologies Affect The User Experience

Personalisation is a big part of how people use the gaming platform. Data-gathering tools remember your account settings, language preferences, and session history. This makes it easier to navigate and means you don't have to enter the same information every time you log in. This makes it easier to get to your favourite slots, saved game progress, and personalised bonus suggestions based on what you've done in the past. Performance monitoring tools also help a lot by showing you in real time when pages are loading slowly, games are lagging, or there are error messages. This constant feedback is used to make the site faster and more reliable, so that tournaments and live dealer sessions go smoothly. Players have more fun and get more into the game when load times are shorter and there are fewer interruptions. Authentication tokens and fraud detection analytics are examples of security measures that work quietly in the background to make sure that sessions are real. These tools keep an eye on your accounts and money without getting in the way of normal use by looking for unauthorised access attempts, multiple logins from strange places, or strange betting patterns. Tailored promotional banners and targeted email campaigns arise from behavioral analytics. These are designed to offer deals closely matched to individual interests–such as cashback on specific games or entry to events based on your play patterns–making incentives more relevant and minimizing unwanted advertising. To maximize benefits, keep your browser updated and only allow tracking elements from trusted platforms. Adjust browser settings regularly to align with your privacy comfort level. Avoid unnecessary third-party browser extensions, as these may conflict with the platform’s tracking scripts and disrupt service continuity. By understanding how these technologies affect navigation, personalization, and account safety, users can confidently engage with all features, enjoying a seamless and tailored entertainment experience.

How Browsing Data Is Shared With Other People

When you play games on a gaming platform, it collects a lot of technical and behavioural data. Some of this data may be shared with other companies. Below are the specific circumstances and partners involved.

Providers Of Analytics:

Analytics services like Google Analytics often get usage data, like page views, time spent, and interaction patterns. These partners get datasets that have been stripped of identifying information. They can only use these datasets to look at usage patterns and improve services.

Advertising Networks:

Marketing partners may be able to see identifiers for devices or sessions. This lets you run personalised ad campaigns on other sites and retarget users based on how they play games on the platform. Retargeting parameters are anonymized and do not include direct personal identifiers.

Affiliates And Partners:

Referral data or campaign source tracking identifiers are sometimes shared with affiliate networks to ensure proper attribution and reward distribution for partner-driven registrations or gameplay.

Compliance And Fraud Detection:

Security providers may receive device information and login patterns to proactively detect fraudulent activities, unauthorized access, or activities breaching regulatory requirements. Before transferring any dataset, platform operators ensure compliance with data protection standards such as the GDPR. All external recipients are obligated to process information strictly as specified in relevant agreements, without further dissemination, and solely for initially declared purposes. For greater transparency, a complete and updated list of integrated analytics and advertising partners is available in the dedicated privacy documentation. Users concerned about specific entities or wishing to restrict data sharing can review consent settings from their account dashboard or reach out to customer support for additional control options.