Cookies Policy | Johnny Kash Casino

1. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that a website places on your computer, mobile phone, tablet or other internet-connected device. They allow the website to recognise your device and remember certain information about your visit. Cookies are commonly used across the internet and can help websites function correctly, provide security, remember preferences and understand how visitors use online services.

Some cookies are placed directly by Johnny Kash Casino. Others may be placed by service providers that support website functions, analytics, security, advertising or other online features. These third parties may process information collected through cookies in accordance with their own privacy information and applicable requirements.

We may also use technologies that work in a similar way to cookies. These can include pixels, tags, local storage, software development kits and device or browser information. In this policy, we refer to cookies and similar technologies collectively as cookies unless a distinction is necessary.

Information that cookies may collect

Depending on the type of cookie and your settings, information collected may include your device type, browser type, operating system, language settings, approximate location, internet protocol address, pages viewed, links selected, time spent on pages, referral information and actions taken on the website. Cookies generally do not reveal your name by themselves. However, information collected through cookies may be linked with other information where this is permitted and necessary for providing, securing or improving our services.

2. Why we use cookies

Cookies may be used for several purposes. The cookies used on the website can change over time as features, security measures and service providers change. We aim to use cookies in a way that is relevant to the operation and improvement of the website.

Strictly necessary cookies: These cookies support core website functions, including page navigation, account access, session management, security controls and the prevention or detection of suspicious activity. The website may not operate properly without them.
Preference cookies: These cookies remember choices such as language, region, display preferences or other settings. They can make your future visits more convenient by reducing the need to enter the same information repeatedly.
Performance and analytics cookies: These cookies help us understand how visitors use the website, such as which pages are viewed, whether pages load correctly and where users may encounter difficulties. The information can help us improve usability, content and website performance.
Functional cookies: These cookies support optional features and may help deliver a more personalised experience. If you disable them, some features may be unavailable or may not work as intended.
Security and fraud-prevention cookies: These technologies may assist with protecting accounts, identifying unusual activity, maintaining the integrity of transactions and meeting responsible operational requirements.
Marketing or advertising cookies: Where used and permitted, these cookies may help measure campaigns or deliver content that is more relevant to users. They may also help understand whether promotional communications have been viewed or used.

Cookies may be session cookies or persistent cookies. Session cookies are temporary and are normally removed when you close your browser. Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period or until you delete them. The period for which a cookie remains active depends on its purpose and configuration.

We may use aggregated or de-identified information from cookies for reporting, service planning and website improvement. Where information is combined with information that identifies you, it will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy obligations.

3. Your cookie choices and browser controls

When you first visit the website, you may be shown a cookie notice or preference tool. Depending on the options available, you may be able to accept all cookies, reject optional cookies or select particular categories. Your choices may be saved for future visits, although you may need to make them again if you delete cookies, change devices or use a different browser.

You can also manage cookies through the settings of your browser or device. Most browsers allow you to view stored cookies, delete existing cookies, block cookies generally or receive a warning before a cookie is placed. Instructions vary between browsers and devices, so you should check the relevant help or support information for the browser or device you use.

Open your browser or device privacy settings.
Review the available cookie, site-data or tracking controls.
Choose whether to allow, block or delete cookies.
Apply the settings and revisit the website if necessary.

Blocking or deleting cookies may affect your experience. In particular, strictly necessary cookies may be required for account access, secure sessions, preferences, age or identity-related processes and other essential website functions. If optional cookies are disabled, analytics, personalisation or some interactive features may not work correctly.

Some browsers offer a do-not-track setting. Because there is no single consistent industry approach to these signals, the website may not respond to every do-not-track preference in the same way. You can use the cookie controls provided on the website, where available, together with your browser settings to manage your choices.

4. Third-party services, privacy and policy updates

The website may use third-party services to support functions such as hosting, security, analytics, payments, customer assistance, content delivery or marketing measurement. These providers may use cookies or similar technologies when delivering their services. We seek to work with providers that handle information appropriately and only for legitimate purposes connected with the services they provide.

Third-party websites, applications and services may have their own cookie and privacy policies. If you follow a link to another website or use an embedded third-party feature, that service may collect information under its own terms. We recommend reviewing the relevant third-party information before providing personal information or changing your preferences.

Cookies may involve the collection, use or storage of information outside the device on which you are browsing. Where personal information is handled, we aim to manage it consistently with our Privacy Policy and applicable Australian privacy requirements. The Privacy Policy explains more about how personal information may be collected, used, disclosed, protected and accessed.

Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookies Policy when our website, technologies, service providers or legal obligations change. The updated version will be made available on this page, and the date or version may be updated where appropriate. Changes take effect when published unless a different effective date is stated.

Questions or concerns

If you have a question about cookies, your preferences or the way information is handled, please use the contact or support options made available on the website. When contacting us, avoid sending passwords, payment details or other sensitive information unless it is specifically requested through a secure process.

By continuing to use the website after reviewing the available cookie notice and settings, you acknowledge that cookies may be used in accordance with this policy and your selected preferences. You can change your choices at any time using the available website or browser controls.