Cookie policy

Cookie Policy for aviatorgamee.com

Short policy, because there is almost nothing to describe. aviatorgamee.com sets no cookies. Not strictly necessary ones, not preference cookies, not analytics cookies, not advertising cookies. The pages are static files with no scripts that write to your browser, so there is nothing for you to accept or refuse here.

No cookies are set

A cookie is a small file a site asks your browser to store so it can recognise the browser later. This site never makes that request. There is no analytics package counting visits, no advertising network measuring clicks, no session cookie because there is no login, and no preference cookie because there is no setting to remember.

Why there is no consent banner

Consent banners exist to obtain permission before non-essential cookies are written. With nothing being written, there is nothing to consent to, so adding a banner would ask you to approve something that does not happen. Full detail on what is and is not processed sits in the privacy notice.

Caching and your browser

Your browser may keep copies of page files, stylesheets and images so the site loads faster next time, and the delivery network may serve those files from a location nearer to you. That is ordinary caching rather than tracking: nothing in it identifies you, and clearing your browser cache removes it entirely. No local storage or session storage is used by these pages either.

Cookies on the sites you leave for

This is where cookies do appear. Follow a promotional link to a gambling operator, or a source link to Spribe, a regulator or a support organisation, and that site will set whatever cookies its own policy allows, including tracking and advertising cookies. Operators commonly use them to attribute a signup, which is how any commission is recorded. Read the policy on the destination site, because the rules here stop at the link. The terms of use cover external links more broadly.

Controlling cookies anyway

Every modern browser lets you block cookies, block third-party cookies only, delete existing ones, or browse in a private window that discards them on close. Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge all keep those controls in their privacy settings. Blocking everything will not affect this site, since it needs no cookies to work, but it may break sites that rely on them for logins.

Questions about this policy can be sent through the contact page, and corrections are welcome.