Cookie Policy of bCasino NZ
What Are Cookies?
They are small pieces of text that are stored on your gadget (a tablet/cellphone/PC) whenever you open this site. Your picked browser, be it Chrome, Edge, or Safari, keeps such files. They let the site of bCasino New Zealand remember certain information about you, namely a preferred language or sign-in credentials.
You can consider cookies as a kind of memory for the site. They help the platform recognize you when you return and adjust things to suit your preferences.
It is not mandatory to accept all cookies by default in order to utilize the website. Nevertheless, if you decide to disable them, some platform’s features may not work properly.
In case you cannot find what you are looking for or still have questions about the way this site collects cookies, write to [email protected].
Types of Cookies That Green Feather Online Uses
The GFO today gathers multiple types of cookie files. Each of these files arrives with a specific purpose, so see the table right here:
| Types of Cookies | Description |
|---|---|
| Types of Cookies | Description |
| Essential Cookies (Strictly Necessary) | These files are important for the site to work properly, and they cannot be disabled. They appear as you make this or that action, like moving around the site or personalizing your settings. Such files do not accumulate/store any personal information. |
| Performance Cookies | The operator requires them to keep the site functioning smoothly and securely. Such cookies also remember your choices and settings so that you do not have to adjust them again every time. |
| Analytics Cookies | The site utilizes these files for internal analysis. They help understand how visitors use this website, what pages they visit most frequently, or how they interact with available features. This is how the operator improves the overall performance of the services in New Zealand. Yet, if you disable these files, it will not be able to track your visit. |
| Advertising (Targeting) Cookies | Such files are required for ads. This is how the operator makes them more relevant to you. The advertising partners may use them to display content that matches your interests across other websites. They work by identifying your browser and device in a unique way. |
This is a full list of cookie files that are required and gathered these days. You can disable some of them, depending on your preferences.
How Long Do Cookies Remain on Your Gadget?
Such files can remain on your device for different periods of time. Everything depends on how they are used. Here are two main types of cookies:
- Persistent Cookies. They stay on your PC or portable device even after you leave the betting platform. They will be active until they expire or you manually remove them. The cookies of this kind are usually important to recall your preferences, maintain your sign-in, and monitor the usage of the services, as well as the effectiveness of the advertisements.
- Session Cookies. These are temporary files, and they last as long as you are browsing the site. They automatically get eliminated from the gadget when you close a browser. Thanks to session cookies, the website can perform properly during your visit.
So, some of these files stay on your device longer. Others disappear automatically after you complete the session.
Overview of Cookies That GFO Uses
The platform requires several specific cookie files. You can see their names, providers, and overviews below.
| Name | Provider | |
|---|---|---|
| comm100_guid2_100013501_XXXX | Comm100 | Certain files appear when you firstly visit the page that uses a Comm100 script. These cookies assign a unique ID to your browser, so the system can recognize you if you return later. |
| cookiePolicyConsent | Green Feather Online | The site utilizes this type of files to remember that you have accepted the cookies. This prevents the same notification from appearing every time you land on the platform. |
| _ga | Generates a unique identifier that lets us collect anonymous stats about how visitors utilize the platform. This is how specialists understand the behavior of players. | |
| _fbp | Facebook-related files are used to show you more relevant advertisements. They also allow advertisers to display ads in real time based on your interests. | |
| _gcl_au | Files help test and improve how ads perform across various sites that utilize Google advertising network. | |
| _hjTLDTest | Hotjar | Hotjar uses a testing cookie to determine the best way to store files across the website, including subdomains. Once this check is completed, the test file is automatically deleted. |
| _hjid | Hotjar | Such files assign a unique ID to your picked browser when you land on the website for the first time. This is how the operator tracks users actions over multiple visits and better understands how they interact with the platform. |
| btag | Green Feather Online | They store information from the website URL and pass it to the systems. Therefore, you can spot personalized offers, including promos related to registration or deposits. |
| _gid | Creates a unique ID number that generates statistical data on how people use the website. | |
| _uetsid | Bing | These are cookies that gather info from multiple sites. This helps display more relevant ads and limits how often you encounter the same advertisement. |
| _uetvid | Bing | Their goal is to track your activities on multiple sites to better match ads to your specific preferences. |
| comm100_visitor_100013501_XXXX | Comm100 | When you first visit a page that includes the Comm100 script, a cookie is created to assign a unique user ID to your browser. This helps the system recognize you during future visits and keeps your activity linked to the same user profile. |
| _hjFirstSeen | Hotjar | Uses a temporary test file to figure out the best way to set cookies across the website. It tries different options to find the most suitable setup, and once the process is complete, these files vanish automatically. |
| cfduid | CloudFlare | A content network, Cloudflare, uses these files to spot trusted web traffic. |
| _gat_UA-135457921-2 | Google Analytics uses a cookie to control how often the data is sent to its servers. |
These are basic types of cookie files. Their goal is to ensure the platform performs smoothly.
How Can You Manage or Delete Cookies?
The choice of cookies on your device is at your full discretion. However, remember that the deactivation or deletion of certain files can have an impact on the performance of the site. Besides, certain features may also not work properly.
Most modern browsers let you manage cookies through their settings. These options are usually available in such sections as Options, Settings, or Preferences. From there, you can delete existing files or choose to block them.
If you require further help, you can check the support pages for your browser. Here is a list:
- Internet Explorer;
- Google Chrome;
- Mozilla Firefox;
- Safari (desktop and mobile);
- Android browser;
- Opera.
However, if your main focus is advertising cookies from third parties, you can choose to opt for personalized options. You can also use Android devices or iPad/iPhone to change your settings to regulate the display of ads depending on your interests.
“No Track” Signals
Most modern browsers add a “Do Not Track” feature. If you enable it, the browser sends a signal to platforms requesting that they should not track your online activities.
At the same time, there is no consistent standard for how these signals are handled. Plus, some browsers may send them in different ways. Due to this, it is not always clear whether users fully understand this feature.
For this reason and in line with many other sites, the platform right now does not respond to “Do Not Track” signals.