BitcoinCasinos.ing is built to know as little about its readers as possible. Here is every route by which information about a visit is handled, in the order it happens.
1. Your request reaches Cloudflare
Pages are delivered through Cloudflare’s network, which speeds them up and blocks attacks. In the process Cloudflare sees your IP address and the details of the request, and it may set a strictly necessary cookie for bot protection, for example __cf_bm. Cloudflare’s privacy policy covers that.
2. The page comes from a cache
The server keeps ready-made copies of pages. Serving one sets no cookies, because the copy is the same for every visitor.
3. The casino table is filled in
A brand-management plugin estimates your approximate region from your IP address and picks offers for that region, and keeps no copy of the address afterwards.
4. You click a partner link
The link passes through a redirect on this site and then lands on the operator, whose own privacy policy and cookies apply from that moment.
What never happens
There is no step where you are counted or profiled: no analytics, no advertising tags, no newsletter sign-up, no comments and no accounts. Nothing is sold or shared for marketing, because nothing is collected for it. Your bitcoin activity elsewhere is equally out of view: the site has no connection to any wallet, exchange or block explorer you use.
Questions
Data requests, including access or deletion where the law gives you that right, go to [email protected]. Updates to this policy appear on this page.