Cookie policy for the Gambloria information site
Start playingThis policy explains how cookies and similar browser storage are used when you visit Gambloria. It covers the information you can review, the choices available in your browser and the circumstances in which this policy may change.
What a cookie does here
Cookies are small pieces of data stored by your browser. They can keep a site working, remember settings, measure visits or support advertising. Some are set by us, while others may be placed by a service whose content appears on a page.
Similar technologies include local storage, session storage and pixels. These perform related tasks, so reviewing cookies in your browser may not reveal every form of stored data. Your browser’s privacy controls generally cover these technologies as well.
Which cookies this portal uses
Cookie purposes can be separated by the role they play. The category tells you what the data does; it does not imply that every browser receives every category.
| Category | Purpose | Control |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Supports core page delivery, security and the basic operation of the site. | Needed for the service to function |
| Analytics | Helps measure visits and understand how pages are used. | Used where permitted and subject to consent |
| Preference | Remembers choices such as language or display preferences. | Controlled through your browser settings |
| Marketing and advertising | Supports campaign measurement and advertising relevance. | Used where permitted and subject to consent |
You can remove stored data through your browser controls. Blocking necessary storage may affect navigation or other core functions, while declining optional categories should not interfere with the article pages themselves.
Third-party scripts
Embedded media, payment references, links to the operator’s service and other external resources may load scripts that set cookies or collect technical information. Those scripts operate under the third party’s own policies, which we do not control.
Opening an external service in a new browser tab may place cookies on that service’s domain. Browser controls can limit this activity across sites, but they cannot give us control over data handled by another organisation.
Turning cookies off in your browser
Every major browser provides controls for stored data. The setting is usually found under privacy, security or site permissions, although the exact labels differ between Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
- Open your browser’s privacy or security settings.
- Locate the controls for cookies, site data or stored content.
- Remove existing data for this site or block selected cookie types.
- Confirm the setting and reload the page if you want to see the effect.
Private browsing can limit how long some data remains on your device, but it does not make you anonymous and it does not remove every trace of your visit.
When this text changes
We may update this policy when the site changes or when the cookies used by a connected service change. The current version will remain published on this page, and material changes will be reflected here when they take effect.
Contacting us about cookies
Questions about this policy or the handling of site data can be sent to [email protected]. Include the browser and device you use if your question concerns a particular cookie or privacy control.
This site is intended for people aged 18 and over. Gambling support is free and confidential through BeGambleAware.org, and access here is restricted to persons aged 18 and over (18+).