Casper Spins Cookie Policy in the United Kingdom
Casper Spins uses cookies to keep the platform secure, functional, and convenient for all users. Some cookies are essential for the website to operate correctly, and removing them may affect core features. Others help analyse how visitors use the site, enabling continuous improvements to the experience. Users based in the United Kingdom have full control over non-essential cookies through their browser or device settings. This page explains how cookies are used and what choices are available.
Casper Spins Cookie Usage
When a user visits the Casper Spins website, small data files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember preferences, maintain session continuity, and track activity across pages.
Cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the platform, monitor traffic patterns, and assess overall performance. This information supports decisions that improve the quality of the service over time.
Cookies do not access personal files stored on a device, nor do they collect sensitive internal data. Their function is limited to recording browsing activity within the website, in a manner consistent with applicable UK privacy and data protection requirements.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
The Casper Spins platform uses several types of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose.
Session Cookies
Session cookies are temporary files that exist only for the duration of a browser session. They are deleted automatically once the browser is closed and help maintain continuity during a single visit.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on a device for a set period after a session ends. They allow the website to recognise returning users and retain certain preferences across multiple visits.
Analytical Cookies
Analytical cookies collect aggregated data on how users navigate the site. This information is used to identify areas for improvement and to monitor the performance of various website features.
All three cookie types are applied for the purpose of convenience and to personalise the browsing experience. They help ensure that the platform responds appropriately to individual user behaviour and preferences.
Your Cookie Choices
Users have the ability to manage cookie preferences directly through their browser settings. Most modern browsers offer straightforward controls that allow a range of actions regarding stored data.
The following actions are available:
- Deleting all cookies stored by a specific website;
- Blocking cookies from being placed on a device in the future;
- Restricting third-party cookies while permitting first-party cookies;
- Setting the browser to notify users before a cookie is accepted;
- Reviewing and removing individual cookies already stored on the device;
- Managing Flash cookie permissions through dedicated browser or plugin controls.
Please note that blocking all cookies may limit certain website functions. Features such as saved language preferences, session continuity, and personalised content may not operate as intended if cookies are fully disabled.
Flash Cookie Settings
Flash cookies, also referred to as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Flash Player Settings Manager, which allows users to set access permissions, define storage limits, and adjust security parameters for Flash-based technologies.
Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may disrupt certain website functions. Language settings, auto-login preferences, and similar personalisation features rely on stored data to function correctly. Users who restrict Flash cookie storage may notice that some of these services do not retain their preferences between visits.
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