Mr Mobi Casino's Cookie Policy Ensuring Safe And Transparent Online Play Experience

Why We Collect Data

The information stored on your device helps us customise your experience, remember your login states, keep track of your betting history, check your legal age, and match your language preferences. We can keep getting better thanks to statistical methods that keep our accounts safe and add personalised features.

Types Of Data Kept

We keep information about your device, session, and unique identifiers. Security tokens make sure users are who they say they are, and analytical metrics tell you when to add new features.

Managing Consent

When you get there, you will be asked to manage your preferences for optional storage and tracking. You can change settings in your account tools at any time. Essential processes only work as much as the law requires.

Sharing Data And Using Third-party Tools

Some usage data may be shared with verified partners for technical support, game optimisation, or law enforcement, but only within the law. There is no sale of personal information for business purposes.

Keeping And Getting Rid Of Data

Data is kept only as long as it is needed for legal reasons or to be used. Users can ask the support team to permanently remove their account. We strictly follow all laws that apply, such as the GDPR and the UKGC.

How To Get In Touch

If you have questions about your data or how we handle it, please get in touch with our data privacy officer using the form on this page. You can be sure of full openness and quick answers.

How Mr. Mobi Gets And Keeps Track Of Your Browser Data

HTTP request headers, session storage, and tracking pixels are all used to collect information about how people use a website. Each method collects different data: request headers send the IP address, preferred language, device type, referring pages, and timestamp. Session storage lets you keep track of your selections or actions for a short time while you're on the site, making it easier to move between screens. Tracking pixels are built into the content of a website to keep track of unique visit identifiers and record how users move around the site. This method gives us information like how much time was spent on certain pages and what choices were made while browsing. There are no permanent identifiers linked to pixels unless you sign up or log in. These steps help with accurate troubleshooting, improving features, and checking for compliance. All the information you give us during your session is kept on a secure server and encrypted using well-known protocols like TLS 1.2+.

Legal and licensing requirements set the length of time that data can be kept. For example, browser history and session attributes are usually deleted after 90 days, unless they are linked to an active account or a regulatory inquiry. You can limit the amount of data collected by turning off JavaScript or choosing not to use optional tracking settings on your device. Some browser add-ons can also stop analytics tools from sending data. However, some data transfer is still necessary for the integrity of transactions and regulatory checks. Regular audits make sure that storage processes follow the rules of the jurisdiction and the best ways to protect digital traces.

Different Kinds Of Tracking Technologies That Are Used While You Play Games

• Identifiers for sessions: You need short-term markers to tell what you did on the site during a single visit. These identifiers go away when you leave the site or close your browser. They are important for keeping you logged in, remembering things like placing bets, and moving between areas without interruption.
• Preference files: Customisation tokens let you keep your settings, like the language of the interface, the sound levels, the display options, or your favourite game categories. These things make sure that each time you come back, it will be the same as the last time, making it easier to choose and making you happier.
• Analytical scripts: Tools for gathering data collect anonymous information about how people navigate, how often they click, and how long they spend using different features. This information helps customise deals, improve game recommendations, and find unusual use, which helps both personalisation and site improvement.
• Performance trackers: Performance trackers look at things like how fast you can browse, how quickly the server responds, and any possible system errors. Keeping an eye on them makes it easier to fix problems quickly and keeps the visit running smoothly without interruptions.
• Third-party marketing beacons: Some segments put in place by trusted partners may keep track of which banners or offers get the most attention. These indicators help plan future campaigns and give you content that is relevant to your interests while still respecting the consent choices you made in your account settings.

Suggestion: To make sure you have a smooth and personalised experience, check your account settings from time to time to manage these technologies. Set permissions based on how comfortable you are with sharing data. If you turn off some features, you may not be able to use them. But if you leave some on, it will make your visit more intuitive and give you better recommendations.

Handling Consent: Changing Cookie Settings To Protect Your Privacy

1. You can start to take control of your personal information by making small changes to how you browse the web.
2. You can easily change the tracking tools on our platform, and your choices will be reflected right away in your gaming experience.
3. You can always get to your preferences by clicking the "Privacy Settings" link at the bottom of the page.
4. In this panel, you can group trackers by their purpose, such as analytics, personalisation, essential, or marketing.
5. Use the acceptance sliders to turn on or off each tracking category one at a time; immediate feedback confirms your choice.

Essential tracking tools that are needed for the site's core functions are still active, but they only collect information that is needed for navigation and session security. Your choices are saved on your computer for 12 months unless you reset them yourself. Visitors who come back can change their permissions whenever they want. We support signals from browsers that say "Do Not Track." When you turn on our site in your browser, it automatically limits non-essential tracking to match your preferences. You don't have to do anything else. To keep the most control, check your site's permissions and your browser's privacy settings on a regular basis. Most browsers let you look at, delete, or limit trackers by domain, which gives you a lot of control over your digital footprint. For more peace of mind while you're online, check your browser's help files to see if you can block or delete certain features.

How Cookies Help Find Fraud And Keep Accounts Safe

Tracking elements that are put in your browser are very important for keeping user profiles safe from unauthorised access and suspicious activity. The system figures out normal behaviour patterns by looking at device information, connection timestamps, location data, and mouse movements. Automated security protocols kick in when there are deviations from normal usage, like logins from new devices that aren't expected, quick changes of location, or navigation that seems too fast. Persistent identifiers let the service link repeated login attempts or find brute force attacks. Session trackers use behavioural biometrics to tell the difference between humans and bots, which stops automated scripts from taking over accounts. Session identifiers also help with multi-factor checks. For example, if someone tries to log in from an IP address that isn't known, they might need a verification code based on habits that tracking components have found. User sessions are watched all the time to keep phishing and account takeover to a minimum. When strange things happen, like security questions being answered incorrectly or strange requests for withdrawals, these triggers make the risk team add extra verification steps or temporarily block access to accounts. To keep your personal information safe, update your browser often and turn on device notifications for strange account activity. Functional tracking is an important part of keeping operations safe, but users should also report any problems right away through official support channels. This will help contain any threats quickly.

Getting To, Changing, And Deleting Your Data Preferences

1. You have the right to look at the identifiers and tracking files that are linked to your browsing on our site.
2. Log into your account dashboard and go to the privacy settings section to see this information.
3. Here, you can see a full list of all the records that your browser has made that are linked to your user profile, along with the date and reason for each entry.
4. To change your data-sharing preferences or take back permission for individual tracking scripts, click "Edit" next to each category.
5. Change the toggles to let or stop the collection of extra data points, like device type identifiers or browsing history.
6. All changes are logged in real time and can be seen on future visits.
7. If you want to delete all of the tracking files that have been saved about your activity, go to your privacy centre and click "Delete All".

If you confirm this action, the corresponding archives will be permanently deleted from our storage, except for those that regulatory authorities need for security or anti-fraud reasons. When you delete something, you may not be able to get back personalised offers or saved settings. You will get a message letting you know that your request has been completed. If you have any questions or need help managing your stored preferences, please get in touch with our compliance team using the secure form in your account management area. Usually, you'll get a response within 48 hours, which means that your choices about online identification will be respected and taken care of right away.

How Mr. Mobi Tells Users About Changes To The Cookie Policy

You will get notifications about updates right in your account dashboard and through pop-up banners the next time you visit the site. Every alert lists the updated points and includes a version history and the exact date of the change for full transparency. The account settings section keeps track of updates, so you can always see the most up-to-date information. Changes that affect your data preferences are highlighted, making it easy to spot them. Users must agree to major changes before they can keep using interactive features on the platform. People who have turned on account notifications get email summaries with a list of changes and direct links to the relevant documentation, in addition to on-site messages. The interface stops all activity until confirmation is received for major changes that need to be accepted again. This method stops you from giving consent by accident and lets you keep control of your preferences at all times.

To make sure you don't miss important notices about tracking data and managing your browser activity, check your account notification settings often.