Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for Kaiser Slots
Scope and purpose
This Cookies Policy explains how Kaiser Slots and its site components use cookies, browser storage and similar technologies to support site functions, remember preferences and collect aggregated information about how the site performs. The goal is to provide clear, practical information about what these technologies do and how you can control them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser on your device. They hold simple data such as session identifiers, preference flags and anonymised usage values. Other browser technologies that serve similar purposes include localStorage and sessionStorage. These mechanisms help the site remember settings and manage your session while you browse.
Why cookies and browser storage are used
Cookies and related storage help with a number of routine functions:
Keep you logged in and maintain session state across pages.
Remember display and language preferences.
Enable core functionality such as secure form submissions and transaction continuity.
Collect aggregated data for performance monitoring and technical diagnostics.
Support third-party features such as embedded content and analytics tools.
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for the site to function. They enable session handling, secure login persistence and the basic navigation of the platform. Without these cookies certain pages and functions will not work properly.
Session cookies
Session cookies last only for the current browser session and are removed when you close the browser. They typically carry a temporary session identifier that connects your actions across pages while you are logged in.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a set period to remember choices between visits - for example, language selection or a remembered preference for display settings. Duration varies depending on the cookie but commonly ranges from a few days to several months.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies store user-selected preferences such as preferred currency, language or whether certain interface elements should be shown. These cookies improve convenience by avoiding repeated selections.
Analytics and performance cookies
Analytics cookies collect aggregated information about how visitors use the site, which pages are most visited and whether errors occur. Data is used to optimise speed, troubleshoot technical issues and prioritise improvements. The information is typically anonymised and presented in aggregate form rather than as identifiable records.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies store choices like language and display options so the site can load in your preferred configuration on return visits. Changing language or preference settings will update or overwrite these cookies so the change applies immediately.
Login and session continuity
To keep you signed in during a visit and to re-establish a session when appropriate, the site uses login persistence cookies and secure session tokens. These cookies are scoped to the session and to the site domain and are tied to standard session security measures.
Device recognition
Device recognition cookies help identify returning devices and adapt behaviour accordingly, for example by reducing repeated authentication requests or by applying device-specific display settings. This recognition is limited to technical identifiers and does not expose personal data by itself.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies support fraud detection, session integrity and protection against common attacks. They may record whether security checks have been completed during a session and assist in validating form submissions and transaction flows.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use localStorage and sessionStorage to retain non-sensitive data on the client side. sessionStorage behaves like session cookies and clears when the browser tab is closed. localStorage persists until it is explicitly cleared. These mechanisms are used to improve responsiveness and reduce repeated server requests for transient data.
Third-party integrations
Some site features rely on third-party services such as analytics providers, content delivery networks and embedded content. These third parties may set their own cookies when their components run on the site. Kaiser Slots does not control third-party cookie practices and recommends checking the third party’s policy for details.
Marketing and communication preferences
When users opt in to marketing communications, cookies may be used to remember those preferences and to limit repeated messaging. If you withdraw consent for marketing, the site will stop storing marketing preference cookies and will respect the updated setting.
Cookie consent management
On first visit you may be asked to choose your cookie preferences. Consent choices are stored so they apply across subsequent visits until you change them. You can adjust consent settings at any time through the cookie preferences control available on the site footer or settings section.
Browser cookie controls
Most browsers let you view, block or delete cookies. Controls are typically available under privacy or security settings in the browser menu. Blocking cookies may be done globally or per-site. For step-by-step guidance please refer to your browser provider’s help pages.
Clearing or disabling cookies
Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and will sign you out of active sessions. Disabling cookies may prevent certain features from working, including login persistence and preference recall. If you choose to clear cookies, you may need to re-enter preferences and login details on your next visit.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
With essential cookies blocked, you may experience:
Inability to stay logged in or complete transactions.
Loss of saved preferences such as language and display options.
Reduced performance and slower page loads due to repeated data requests.
Limited availability of personalised content and offers.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
Diagnostic cookies and short-term storage are used to collect technical metrics such as response times, error rates and resource usage. This information supports performance tuning and helps the technical team prioritise fixes that improve reliability.
Aggregated analytics information
Information from analytics is aggregated to show trends across many users rather than to identify individuals. Examples include page view counts, device type distributions and referral sources. Aggregated analytics guide product and content decisions without exposing personal browsing histories.
User experience improvements
Data from cookies and storage is used to smooth interactions, reduce repetitive steps and speed up commonly used flows. Remembered preferences, faster form completion and targeted technical fixes are typical outcomes of these improvements.
How to manage your cookie settings
You can manage cookie settings in three ways:
Use the site’s cookie preferences control to accept, reject or customise categories of cookies.
Adjust browser settings to block or clear cookies for specific sites or altogether.
Remove stored data such as localStorage via your browser’s developer or privacy tools.
Contact and further questions
If you have questions about how cookies are used on this site, please contact [email protected] and include "cookies" in the subject line so the request is routed to the right team.
Last updated: Kaiser Slots Cookie Policy - review periodically for updates. Changes to cookie use will be reflected here and in the site’s cookie preferences module.