Etheryl Casino Cookie Policy

What follows lays out the cookies and the kindred technologies Etheryl Casino leans on, the job each one does and the ways you keep a hand on them. Read it beside our privacy policy, which deals with how the information cookies collect is then looked after; taken as a pair, the two spell out everything going on out of sight while you move around the site.

A Quick Word on What Cookies Are

Think of a cookie as a tiny text note a website tucks onto your device so it can tell that same device apart on a return visit. Rather than your name it carries a brief identifier, and that is enough for the site to hold on to things such as an open session or a setting you have picked. A cookie is incapable of running software, ferrying a virus or reading anything else stored on the device, and nearly every site you touch depends on them to one degree or another.

Our Reasons for Setting Them

The reasons split between the workaday and the legal. One batch keeps your session alive as you hop between pages, sparing you a password on every screen; another holds your language, the caps you have chosen and whether the cookie banner has already been seen. A third helps us read how the site gets used and where snags show up, and the final one carries the marketing you chose to receive. Only that first batch runs without your say-so, for the plain reason that the site will not work in its absence.

Cookies That Keep the Lights On

This group is what lets the site exist in the first place. It drives the sign-in session, holds the cashier secure, spreads traffic across the servers and files away your cookie choices so the banner is not forever popping up. As the service simply cannot run without them, they ask for no consent and cannot be toggled off from the banner, and barring them in the browser will lock you out of signing in.

Cookies That Remember Your Choices

These hang on to the selections you make so the site feels fitted to you, parking a chosen language, display options and the safer-play caps you have put in place. Switch them off and nothing shatters, though you may find yourself setting a preference or two afresh on each arrival. For the bulk of members they just take the friction out of the visit.

Cookies That Measure Performance

Analytics cookies gather a picture of how visitors move through the site, forever in the aggregate and never pinned to you by name. They surface which games get opened the most, how long a page takes to come up and where errors are cropping up, all of which steers the work we put into speed, layout and the catalogue. They are entirely optional, and the site runs in full whether you wave them through or not.

Cookies Behind Our Offers

Marketing cookies gauge how well a promotion lands and help surface offers with some bearing on you, both here and by way of partners, noting which adverts have crossed your path so the same one is not looped at you without end. They go on only once you have agreed, and pulling that agreement halts them there and then. Turning them away leaves the games, the cashier and the account entirely untouched.

Set by Us, Set by Others

First-party cookies come straight from Etheryl Casino and cover the backbone of the site, the session and your preferences among them, put to work only for the ends named here. Third-party cookies are laid down by the suppliers whose services ride on the site, analytics and the game studios being the usual ones, and these answer to their own policies as much as to ours. We keep company only with providers that clear the bar our privacy policy sets.

The Lifespan of a Cookie

Every cookie is either a session cookie or a persistent one. A session cookie lasts only as long as the browser stays open and is gone the moment it closes, which is exactly why it suits the sign-in session. A persistent cookie lingers for a fixed run, somewhere between a handful of days and a stretch of months, so the site can know you between visits; each one times out on its own clock and clears itself unless you wipe it sooner.

Steering Cookies From the Browser

Over and above our banner, every mainstream browser hands you the means to inspect, wipe and bar cookies. The switches live in slightly different corners, so the notes below point the way to the right one.

Chrome

Open the menu, head into Settings, then Privacy and security, and pick Cookies and other site data to clear what is stored and decide how fresh ones are treated.

Firefox

Open the menu, choose Settings, then Privacy and Security, and work under Cookies and Site Data; Enhanced Tracking Protection already shuts out a good many third-party cookies by default.

Safari

On a Mac, open Safari, go to Settings and then the Privacy tab; on an iPhone or iPad the matching switches are tucked under Settings and then Safari.

Edge

Open the menu, move into Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, and choose Manage and delete cookies and site data.

What Blocking Them Changes

Shut out the optional cookies and nothing of weight shifts: the games, the cashier and the account carry on, and all you forfeit is the tailoring and the analytics that sharpen the place. Shut out the essential ones and the story differs, because the sign-in session rests on them, so with those gone there is no logging in and no placing a bet.

The Technologies That Sit Beside Cookies

Cookies keep company with a few related tools doing much the same job. Local storage holds a little data in the browser to quicken the lobby, while a pixel in an email tells us whether the message was opened. They fall under the very same consent choices as cookies, so waving off a category takes the matching technology down with it.

Changes and Where to Ask

We look this policy over whenever our cookies or the rules around them move, and the date at the foot of the page marks the newest version; anything substantial is flagged through the banner the next time you call by. Should a question about our use of cookies come up, the support desk is glad to take it, with the details over on the contact page.