What happens to your data

What does the server record about a visit?

• Every request creates a technical record on the server.
• The requested address shows which page was asked for.
• The record also holds the time of the request and the IP address.
• It holds the address of the referring page and the browser string.
• The browser string identifies the browser being used.
• These records are kept for 30 days.
• If the delivery provider reports it, an approximate country is recorded as well, derived from the IP address.
• If the page address carries campaign tags, those tags are stored with the request.

Which figures are kept longer than the server records?

• The combined visit statistics are kept longer than the individual server records.
• Each visit is folded into these totals rather than listed on its own.
• The totals hold no IP addresses.
• They hold the number of visits.
• Countries are included when the delivery provider reports them.
• They show which pages are popular.
• They show where the visits come from.
• They show which browsers are used.

What can a partner link pass on?

Some pages carry links to casinos as partners. Following such a link may earn the website a reward. The link earns only when it is followed. When a reader follows an affiliate link, data about that click may pass to the partner behind the link. The partner can be a casino or its affiliate programme. Four details can travel. They are the reader's country, the domain of New Slots, the address of the page and the address of the website the reader came from. Without the click, none of those details moves.

What happens to the record of a click?

A click on an affiliate link is recorded on our side as well. Its record holds the page, the country, the IP address and the browser string. After 90 days the IP address and the browser string are erased. The record of the click itself stays, now with the page and the country only.

Does New Slots set analytics or advertising cookies?

New Slots itself sets no analytics or advertising cookies. Nothing of either kind is placed in the browser by the website. A visit therefore leaves no analytics or advertising cookie behind.

Who processes a request before it reaches the website?

A request does not arrive at New Slots directly. It first passes through infrastructure providers. These providers supply the hosting and the delivery. They process the requests for us. The website does not name them.