Palms Bet Casino Cookie Policy Kenya

Scope of this Cookie Policy

This Cookie Policy applies to visitors using Palms Bet Casino pages in Kenya and to information collected through cookies or similar browser technologies. It describes why those technologies are used, what categories may be involved and the controls available to you. It should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

Cookies are one part of browser-based website operation. They can help a page remember a setting from one screen to the next, keep a session working and give the site team a clearer picture of which features visitors find useful. This policy does not give another service control over your device; it explains how browser data can be stored and read when you use this website. For details on account and payment information, read the Palms Bet Casino Privacy Policy.

What are cookies and similar technologies?

Cookies are small text files placed on a computer, smartphone or tablet when you visit a website. On a later visit, the browser can send the relevant cookie back to the website that set it. This allows the website to recognise the browser and retain practical information such as a selected language, session status or saved preference.

Local storage, pixel tags and similar technologies can serve related purposes. A pixel tag is a small piece of code that can help measure whether a page or email message has been opened or interacted with. These tools do not give Palms Bet Casino access to unrelated files on your device. Their role is limited to browser and website activity associated with the relevant service.

Cookie types used by Palms Bet Casino

Cookies can be distinguished by who sets them, what they do and how long they remain on a device. First-party cookies are set by the site you are visiting. Third-party cookies can be set by another service whose technology or content is used on a page. Palms Bet Casino does not control how an independent third party uses data it collects through its own technologies.

Necessary cookies support technical operation. They can make it possible to move between pages, use basic features, submit a form, keep a temporary session or continue with a transaction-related step. Without these cookies, key parts of the website may not work as intended.

Performance cookies help measure website performance, including visitor volumes, time spent on pages and error messages. Functionality cookies retain choices such as language, region or sign-in preference so you do not have to enter the same details repeatedly. Targeting and advertising cookies can help measure campaign activity, limit repeated advertising and make promotions more relevant to a browser's interests.

Session and persistent cookie storage

Session cookies are temporary. They are normally removed when you close the browser. Persistent cookies remain on a device for the time stated in the cookie or until you delete them through browser settings. The lifespan depends on the purpose: a short-lived session value may only be needed while you browse, while a preference value can remain longer so a selected option is remembered.

You can see stored cookies and their expiry information in the privacy or site-data controls of most browsers. Those controls also let you remove individual cookies or clear them in groups. Deleting cookies may reset a saved setting the next time you return to a page.

Information collected and why it is used

Cookies and similar technologies can collect information about the way a browser uses the website. This can include pages viewed, navigation paths, entry and exit points, searches made, advertising banner activity and general interaction with content. The information helps maintain the website, assess which pages work well and improve the experience across desktop and mobile devices.

Log files may automatically record technical data such as an IP address, browser type and language, internet service provider, referring and exit pages, operating system, date and time information, and clickstream data. This helps analyse trends, administer the website, identify usability issues and understand broader audience patterns. It is not a substitute for information you actively provide through a form or account area.

Analytics technologies, including third-party tools such as Google Analytics, can be used to collect and analyse this activity. Those providers may combine the information with data they collect independently under their own privacy policies. Where an email contains a tracked link, a click-through URL may show whether that message led to a page on the website. Pixel tags can similarly indicate whether an email was opened, helping to improve the relevance and frequency of customer communications.

Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers accept cookies automatically, but you remain in control of your browser settings. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge and mobile browsers generally let you view stored cookies, delete existing cookies, block new cookies or ask before accepting them. Use the privacy, site-data or cookies section in the browser you use for the precise steps on your device.

If you use more than one phone, tablet or computer, set your preference in each browser on each device. Blocking cookies can affect website behaviour: a sign-in session may end sooner, a saved preference may be lost and some transaction-related features may not work correctly. You can revisit the same settings whenever you want to change your choice.

Cookies from external and embedded services

Pages can contain or link to external services, including analytics providers, social content, videos and other websites. When their content loads or you follow a link, those services may recognise the browser and set their own cookies. Their cookie practices, retention periods and choices are governed by their own policies.

Review the cookie information of an external service before using its embedded tools or changing its consent settings. Palms Bet Casino cannot control the collection or further use of information by a third party once you leave this website or interact with technology managed by that party.

Changes to this Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy when browser technologies, connected services or the way the website uses cookies changes. The current version is published on this page. Continuing to use the website after an updated policy is posted means you acknowledge the revised wording. For questions about cookies or browser preferences, use the available support contact route.