Daytona Spin Cookie Policy in United Kingdom

When you visit Daytona Spin, cookies are saved to your device automatically. These small files help the site remember your preferences, track your activity during a session, and support a more consistent experience on return visits.

Cookies are used to understand how the platform is used, monitor traffic patterns, and assess overall performance. This information helps improve the services available to you.

Cookies do not access personal files stored on your device. They collect only the data needed to support your browsing experience, and they do not compromise your privacy.

The website uses three main types of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose:

• Session cookies: These are temporary files that are deleted as soon as you close your browser. They allow the site to link your actions during a single visit so the experience remains consistent throughout.
• Persistent cookies: These remain on your device for a set period after you leave the site. They help recognise you on future visits and retain preferences you have previously selected.
• Analytical cookies: These collect data about how visitors interact with the website, including which pages are visited most often and how long users spend on each section. This information is used to improve site performance and content.

All three types of cookies are used to support convenience and to personalise your experience on the platform. No cookie type is used to collect sensitive personal data or access information beyond what is necessary for the website to function.

You can manage cookies at any time through your browser settings. Most browsers allow you to control which cookies are accepted, blocked, or removed.

The following actions are available to you:

• Delete cookies that have already been saved to your device
• Block all cookies from being set in future
• Block third-party cookies only, allowing first-party cookies to continue
• Clear cookies each time you close your browser
• Set exceptions for specific websites you trust
• Receive a notification each time a cookie is about to be placed, so you can decide whether to accept it

You can also manage Flash cookies separately using the Flash Player settings manager available through your browser or device.

Please be aware that blocking all cookies may limit certain features of the website. Some areas of the platform depend on cookies to function correctly, and restricting them entirely may affect your ability to access those services.

Flash cookies, also known as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager, which gives you control over storage permissions, access restrictions, and security parameters for Flash-based content.

Blocking Flash cookies, like blocking all standard cookies, may affect how certain website features operate. Functions such as language preferences and automatic login may not work as expected if Flash cookies are disabled. It is recommended to review your Flash settings carefully before applying any restrictions.