What storage does this site use?
Casino Networks uses browser localStorage to remember your privacy choice. It doesn’t currently install analytics tracking, advertising cookies or marketing pixels. The consent interface can record an analytics preference, but there isn’t an analytics tool for that preference to activate.
LocalStorage keeps a small record in your browser between visits. Unlike a cookie, it isn’t automatically sent with each page request. Privacy rules cover more than cookies, as the ICO’s explanation of storage technologies sets out.
What is saved when you choose a setting?
The record uses the name network-privacy-v1 and contains 3 fields. They let the site recognise a valid choice without creating an account or assigning you a unique visitor number.
analyticsrecords whether you accepted or rejected the optional analytics setting.expiresrecords a timestamp 180 days after your most recent save.versionis1, identifying the preference format the site currently recognises.
The preference code reads this record on your device. It doesn’t send the choice to an analytics provider or store a browsing history inside it. You can read the site without accepting the optional setting.
How long is a choice remembered?
A saved preference is valid for 180 days. Saving again starts a new 180-day period. When the record has expired, uses an unrecognised version or cannot be read, the site asks for a choice again.
Expiry and deletion are different. The site ignores an expired record but doesn’t automatically remove it from localStorage. Your browser may retain it until you clear site data or save a replacement.
How can you change or remove your choice?
Open Cookie settings in the footer to review your preference and save a change. Reject all records the optional setting as off. It still saves the preference itself so the banner can remember that decision.
To remove the record entirely, clear this site’s data through your browser settings. Private browsing or blocked storage can prevent a choice from persisting. Each browser and device keeps its own record, so changing one doesn’t update the others.
What happens on other websites?
Your choice here doesn’t control a website reached through an external link. Review that site’s notice and settings separately. Our privacy policy explains the wider information context, while the terms of use describe external services.
If the tools used here change, this policy should describe the actual technologies and purposes. A stored preference isn’t a description of any future service.
Frequently asked questions
Is localStorage the same as a cookie?
No. Both can store information in your browser, but localStorage is not automatically sent with each page request. This site uses it to remember a privacy preference. Clear site data in your browser if you want to remove that record.
Does accepting analytics enable tracking?
No analytics tools are currently installed, so accepting only saves a preference. There is no measurement service for that choice to activate. You can change the saved option at any time through Cookie settings in the footer.
Does a privacy preference expire automatically?
The site stops treating a saved choice as valid 180 days after its latest save. The browser may still retain the expired record. Save a new preference to replace it, or clear site data to remove it yourself.