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What the Mad Casino guide records when you read it

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The controller of this site’s data

Published by
Mad Casino Sister Sites
Email
info@madcasinosites.co.uk
Role
Data controller for this domain
Held
Server log lines, 14 days
Lawful basis
Legitimate interests

The data controller for personal data on this domain is Mad Casino Sister Sites. For anything about it, write to info@madcasinosites.co.uk.

Cloudflare delivers the pages

Requests reach the site through Cloudflare, Inc., which delivers and protects it. To do that, Cloudflare processes the IP address and the details of each request on the site’s behalf, under its own data processing terms.

What the server logs hold

The server keeps one line per request: the IP address it came from, the time it arrived, the method, path and protocol asked for, the status code returned, the size of the reply, any referring address the browser passes on, and the user-agent string. A fresh log file is started each day, and files older than 14 days are deleted.

The entries are for security and fixing faults, the legitimate interest this processing relies on. They are not sold, not shared, not linked with other records and not used to build profiles. Email to that address is read only in order to reply.

Links to the licensing authority and to help services open in a new tab, carry no tracking parameters and send no referrer. Past that click, whatever the other site records is governed by its own rules. Casino pages appear by address, without links.

Your rights over the log data

An IP address in a log can count as personal data, and while a log file exists you can ask to see what it holds about you, have it amended or deleted, or say you object to its processing. Requests go to info@madcasinosites.co.uk stating which IP address visited and on which day, as those are the only way to find an entry. Anyone in the United Kingdom unhappy with how personal data is handled can raise it with the Information Commissioner’s Office, ico.org.uk.