Spinboss Casino Privacy Policy
1. Introduction
We are committed to respecting and protecting the personal data you entrust us with when using our services, including your account registration information, device details, usage analytics, cookies, communication preferences, and other relevant data. This Privacy Policy sets out how we handle this information in order to maintain a secure, transparent platform that provides an enjoyable experience for all users.
2. What Personal Information May Be Collected
When you register with Spinboss Casino or create an account, you may provide us with personal details such as your name, email address, phone number (where applicable), and date of birth to comply with our licensing requirements. Additionally, we collect device information including browser type, operating system, and unique identifiers for platform functionality.
3. Account Registration Information
We require basic registration details from all users, which includes a verified account username, email address, and password. Please note that your password is stored securely and should not be shared with anyone to maintain the security of our systems and services.
4. Device and Browser Information
When using our platform, you may choose to provide permission for us to collect analytics data about how you interact with our content and features. This information helps improve user experience and aids in identifying areas for improvement within our software.
5. Usage Analytics and Behavioural Data
Our usage tracking involves collecting anonymised or aggregated behavioural insights from your activity on the platform, like gaming patterns, game choices, time spent playing games etc.. We do not record any sensitive personal data related to financial activities.This type of information allows us to continuously optimize our user interface design so as improve accessibility and enhance overall customer experience.
6. Cookies and Tracking Technologies
We may use cookies or similar technologies for various purposes:
Cookies used on the platform can last only until a browser is closed, or up for years depending upon their purpose (e.g., persistent authentication).