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Cookies Policy
Find out what cookies are and how 777slotsroom uses them to run the site, measure traffic with Google Analytics and credit referrals to partner websites. This policy explains how Australian visitors can block or delete cookies and how cookie data relates to our Privacy Policy.
What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser when you visit it. Each one holds a short identifier or a saved setting that the site can read the next time you open a page. Cookies cannot run programs on your device, and they do not give a website access to your files.
Some cookies disappear as soon as you close your browser, while others stay for a set period, from a few minutes to a couple of years. Cookies placed by the site you are reading are first-party cookies, and those placed by another service, such as an advertising network, are third-party cookies. You can view, block or delete both types at any time in your browser settings.
How 777slotsroom Uses Cookies
We use cookies to keep the site working, to measure how it is used and to track referrals to partner websites. Because 777slotsroom is an information site about online pokies, there are no accounts, logins or payments here that rely on cookies. The essential cookies we set do basic technical jobs that keep pages loading and displaying correctly.
Advertising cookies are tied to the casino and partner links on our pages. When you click one, the operator or its affiliate network may set a cookie that credits the visit to our site. If you block cookies, you can still read every page, although some features may not behave as expected.
Performance and Analytics Cookies
We use Google Analytics to see how visitors find and use the site. It records which pages are opened, how long people stay, which device and browser they use and which site sent them here. The reports reach us as combined statistics, so we see trends across all visitors rather than the activity of one person.
Google Analytics sets two main cookies: _ga, which tells one visitor from another, and _ga followed by a property ID, which keeps track of your current session. Both last for up to 2 years unless you delete them earlier. To stop it measuring your visits, clear and block cookies for our site in your browser or install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.
Cookies and Personal Information
Most cookie data does not tell us who you are. Under the Privacy Act 1988, a cookie identifier counts as personal information only when it can reasonably identify you. That could happen if it were matched with an email you sent us, which is why we keep cookie data and your messages separate.
Our Privacy Policy explains what personal information we collect, who we share it with and how you can access, correct or delete it. If you have a question about the cookies on this site, email [email protected] and we will reply as soon as we can.