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Records of browsing history are used for analysis, security, and personalisation. By keeping an eye on what people do on the site, resources are used more effectively to find suspicious behaviour, improve performance, and make personalised offers.
Visitors can change their preferences by changing their browser settings or going back to the platform settings. Turning off some files may affect how things work, like getting into your account or getting content suggestions.
This interface may work with approved analytics and marketing providers who only use non-identifying session data to improve the site and communicate with users. Agreements make sure that the law is followed and that information stays private.
All personal records are handled according to strict rules that follow the law. This includes encryption and limited access for staff. You have the right to look over, change, or delete entries that are stored. For direct help or to ask a question, use the support channel linked to in your profile or footer menu.
When someone visits the site, small data files are put on their device by both first-party and third-party scripts that are built into the site's code. These scripts are in charge of recognising browsers, saving login information, letting users choose their language preferences, and keeping track of things like the pages they visit and how long each session lasts. Advanced tracking tools, such as analytics pixels and JavaScript tags, work in real time to keep an eye on how people move around the site and keep track of items added to wishlists or carts. This data helps us customise the content we send you, improve how the site works, tailor promotional offers, and keep you safe from fraudulent behaviour. Third-party partners who work on marketing campaigns may also use their own identifiers to match the browsing habits they collect with data from outside sources. This method lets you see more relevant ads and reward programs based on your actual interest in and use of the service in the past. People can still change their consent settings, which can limit how long data files can be stored and tracked for marketing or research purposes. You can also use your browser's settings or special privacy tools to manage or delete stored identifiers. This gives you control over your digital footprint. To keep your security and personalised experience, best practices say you should regularly check your consent preferences and keep your software up to date. The consent management interface clearly shows when third parties are involved, so users can choose whether or not to join affiliate or advertising programs.
The Royale500 Platform has different types of data storage technologies. We use different types of tracking tools to improve your browsing experience, add new features, and keep the platform safe. These groups have different uses, and the following descriptions will help you understand how to use them.
These mechanisms are necessary for safely moving around the site, getting into protected areas, verifying identity, keeping sessions going, and remembering user preferences while using the site. If you turn them off, some services may not be available or the platform may not work as well.
Anonymous's analytical tools keep track of what users do, how long they spend on certain sections, how they click through, and error reports. These tools give us information that helps us make the platform better, the interface better, and fix bugs without naming names.
These tools customise the platform by remembering your language, display settings, localisation preferences, and past choices, so every time you come back to the service, you have a unique browsing experience.
objects that are focused on marketing collect information about how people browse the web so that content can be personalised, offers can be tailored, and the effectiveness of campaigns can be measured. External service providers may also use these features to see how interested people are and show relevant ads on networks that are connected to them. You can check your browser settings on a regular basis to make sure you are using these tracking tools correctly. Limiting or turning off certain categories may change how you use the site or limit some interactive features.
A clear consent mechanism is shown to all visitors to the website. This lets each person make specific choices about the data files that are saved on their device. Before any tracking scripts that aren't necessary run, a clear banner asks each person to choose between allowing only the files that are absolutely necessary or allowing more categories, like analytics or marketing data. You can change these choices at any time without any restrictions thanks to a detailed preference centre. There are short descriptions of each category in this panel that explain what it is for, how long it will be kept, and who might be able to access it. There is also a "Reject All" button that blocks any optional tracking by default. This is in line with laws like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the ePrivacy Directive. Extra protections are put in place for minors or people who are subject to special data protection laws. Tracking data is never saved unless the user explicitly agrees to it through an opt-in method. You can immediately take back your permission by clicking on a permanent link that is available on every page. Periodic reviews are done to make sure that the rules are still being followed, taking into account any changes in the law or the way data files are classified. All records of consent given or taken away are kept safe, and if you want to delete or export your data, you can do so quickly by contacting support through the site's official channels.
Most web browsers let you control in detail the parts of websites that collect data. To make your experience more personal, go to your browser's privacy or security settings. You can usually find these in the main menu under "Settings" or "Preferences." Here, you can look over lists of active tracking modules and choose which ones to allow, limit, or turn off completely.
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Turning off these tools might make some features, like personalised recommendations or saving sessions, less useful. You can delete stored browsing files by hand or set them to delete automatically when you close the browser. For the most up-to-date information, check the help files for your device or platform. Most of the time, you can change your privacy settings on a mobile device by going to the app's in-app menu or the device's global settings. Restrictions that apply here also apply to all activities, even those that take place in apps and browsers.
Session-based tracking elements only work while you're actively browsing, and they go away when you close the browser. Persistent ones have a set expiration date that can be anywhere from 24 hours to 2 years, depending on what they do, like personalisation or behaviour analytics.
External partners who provide analytical data-gathering and targeted advertising tools may be able to put their own trackers on this platform. These are services from technology companies like Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, and others. According to their documentation, each entity has its own time frames for handling data. Some keep identifiers for up to 26 months, while others keep them for less than a year.
Check out the privacy policies of your tech partners by following the links that are usually found in the platform's privacy statement. If you're worried about being watched for a long time, you can either delete your saved browsing data by hand or use settings to block or limit third-party tags in your browser controls.
Some browser tools let you stop tracking technologies from following your web activity across sites that aren't related. Turning on these features will help limit the amount of data that is sent to advertisers and analytics services.
Players have clear rights over the personal browsing data that the platform collects. At any time, you can ask for a list of all the identifiers or digital traces that are stored about your activities. When you ask to export session records, tracking logs, or specific analytics, we send you secure download links in your account area. These links are meant to keep your data safe while it is being transferred. You can change or fix details directly in your profile settings or by sending a verified request to support. Any differences found in stored identifiers, like geolocation logs or device signatures, can be flagged for quick fixing or removal from all systems, even backup archives, within the time frame set by the law. According to the law, all session identifiers, tracking pixels, or analytics markers will be deleted if a verified request is made. You can use the secure dashboard to limit or challenge any automated processing that you think is wrong. If automated decision-making uses any web-tracking tools (like in fraud detection), you have the right to know how they affect your experience and to be able to have a human review those automated decisions. You can use your rights against third-party processors if you notice that tracking data is being used in a way that seems strange by partner services. The platform keeps an up-to-date list of external vendors with whom browsing records are shared and gives you instructions on how to exercise your privacy rights directly with those partners.
| Right | Action | Available through Portal Access |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Ask for a copy of your digital records | Yes |
| Rectification | Yes, update or fix data related to your browser | Yes |
| Erasure | Yes, delete stored session traces | Yes |
| Restriction of Processing | Yes, temporarily stop processing | Yes |
| Objection | Contest use for certain reasons | Yes |
| Data Portability | Yes, you can move your digital profile to a different provider | Yes |
Authentication steps keep your privacy safe when you do anything with surfing-related data. You can find information on how to fulfil these rights and direct ways to contact us with privacy requests in your dashboard and in the privacy support section. If you don't make any requests, you won't lose access to the core platform. However, if you remove or limit non-essential tracking, your personalisation may be lessened.
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