Essential storage may be used to deliver pages, remember a privacy choice or protect the website. Optional measurement or marketing technologies should remain disabled until a valid choice has been collected where applicable law requires one.
2. Technologies the Website May Use
| Category | What it may support | How it is activated | Typical storage period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Page delivery, security checks, load balancing, consent records and settings required for a requested feature | Operates where needed for the website or a service you request | From one browser session to approximately 12 months |
| Preference | Remembering optional interface, language or display selections on a returning browser | Enabled through a user action or consent where required | Commonly from one session to approximately 12 months |
| Analytics | Aggregated traffic patterns, page performance, broken links, device categories and navigation behaviour | Enabled only when configured and permitted by the visitor's applicable consent choice | Often between several days and 13 months |
| Affiliate and advertising | Referral attribution, campaign reporting, duplicate conversion prevention and advertising frequency | Used only where the relevant service is active and the required permission has been obtained | From the current session to the period set by the external provider |
The names, providers and expiry periods can change as the website's technical services change. When a cookie settings panel is available, it should present the most relevant categories and controls for the current configuration.
3. Services Supplied by Other Companies
The website may request resources from hosting companies, content-delivery networks, security services, webfont platforms, icon libraries, analytics tools or consent providers. During that request, the provider may receive technical details such as an IP address, browser information, the page address and the time of access.
Each provider determines its own retention practices and may process data in another country. Its privacy and cookie terms apply to its service. We cannot manage storage created after a visitor leaves thorfortunecasino.app and opens an external casino, payment, Responsible Gaming or information website.
4. How Affiliate Referrals May Be Recorded
Some ThorFortune buttons contain a referral parameter. Opening one of these links may allow an affiliate network or destination operator to record the source of the visit. If the visitor later completes an eligible registration or other agreed action, that identifier may be used to credit the referral.
Affiliate attribution normally takes place on the external destination or through its tracking provider. That provider decides what identifier is stored, how long it remains active and whether it is connected to an account. Its own notices govern any information collected after the link is opened.
Referral measurement does not give thorfortunecasino.app access to a visitor's casino password, complete payment details, KYC documents, cryptocurrency recovery phrase or full gambling history.
5. Accepting, Rejecting or Changing Optional Cookies
Where optional technologies require permission, the website may show a consent banner or settings panel. You can accept selected categories, reject them or leave only the essential functions active. Rejecting optional measurement should not block ordinary access to the published casino guide.
A previous choice can normally be changed through the cookie settings control when one is provided. The new selection applies to future activity on that browser. It does not automatically erase information that was already processed lawfully before the preference changed.
Consent choices may need to be repeated after cookies are deleted, when a different browser or device is used, or when the website makes a material change to the available categories.
6. Controls Available in Browsers and Devices
Browser settings usually allow stored site data to be reviewed, removed or blocked. Blocking every cookie can affect security, saved preferences and sign-in functions on other websites. Settings are generally specific to each browser profile and device.
- remove cookies and local storage for selected websites;
- limit or block storage supplied by third parties;
- ask the browser to warn before a new cookie is accepted;
- use a private browsing window for a temporary local session;
- reset mobile advertising identifiers where the operating system supports that option;
- enable recognised privacy signals, understanding that not all websites or providers respond to them in the same way.
Browser controls cannot remove all server logs, URL referral parameters, fraud-prevention records or measurements performed without browser storage. They also do not control technologies used by a third-party website after you leave this domain.