Logs, cookies and outbound links, in plain terms
Data This Fair Go Casino Site Collects, and Why
Most privacy policies are templates built for services that take signups, then pasted onto sites that never ask for anything. This one runs the other way. Static pages about Fair Go Casino, read in Australia, with no account to create — which leaves three honest topics: server logs, browser storage, and what changes when you click out to the casino.
Why This Fair Go Casino Site Holds Almost Nothing
Start with what is absent. No login box, no registration form, no payment page, no newsletter. You cannot become a member here, so the site never receives:
- your name, date of birth or address
- card numbers, wallet addresses, any payment detail
- an email address — nothing here mails you
- your Fair Go username, balance or play history
The pages at /login and /register explain the casino's own screens. Text on a page. Neither collects a keystroke.
Which leaves the distinction readers care about: anything you type into Fair Go itself — signup details, ID documents, deposit information — belongs to the operator, Deckmedia N.V., under its policy, not this one. Who that operator is sits on the review page.
What Gets Logged When You Read a Fair Go Page Here
Loading a page still leaves a trace, and pretending otherwise would be silly. The server writes an ordinary log line:
- the IP address the request came from
- your browser's user-agent — browser, version, operating system
- which page or file was requested
- the date and time, to the second
- the referring page, if your browser sends one
Two reasons for it: blocking bot floods and scraping runs, which needs an address, and dull traffic analysis of which pages get read.
Retention is short on purpose — raw lines roll off within weeks, and only aggregated counts outlive them. The site is flat files over HTTPS with no reader database behind it, so there is very little here to leak. Better said plainly than dressed up as a security pledge.
Cookies on This Fair Go Casino Site
Cookies get discussed as though every one is surveillance. Most are not. Everything depends on what the string says, and a note that the mobile menu is open is a switch, not a dossier.
| Type | What it does | Roughly how long |
|---|---|---|
| Interface preference | Remembers display states, such as an open menu | Session, or a few days |
| Traffic measurement | Counts views, device type and country in aggregate | Weeks to months |
| Affiliate referral tag | Marks an outbound click so the referral is credited | Set as you click through |
| Everything else | Not set — no ad networks or profiling scripts | Not applicable |
None of it builds an advertising profile, and nothing goes to a data broker. No consent banner either.
What Happens When You Click Through to Fair Go
Outbound links change who is watching. Follow a button here and a referral identifier travels with it, which is how the casino knows the visit came from this site. The tag describes a click's source, not you.
From the instant the operator's site loads, its tracking takes over, its cookies are set, and its privacy policy governs. Read theirs before you deposit.
What flows back here is a count: clicks, then a note that a referral converted. Username, deposits, balance, documents and play history stay invisible from this side. Commission is paid from the operator's marketing budget and changes nothing about your terms.
Your Privacy Rights as an Australian Fair Go Reader
The Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles govern how personal information is handled here, and an IP address can qualify where it reasonably identifies someone.
Your practical options need nobody's permission:
- Clear or block cookies, here or everywhere. Nothing breaks — the menu forgets its state.
- Use a private window, which throws the storage away when you close it.
- Block the domain outright with a content blocker or your device's own controls.
- Ask for access or correction, supplying an IP address and rough times, as nothing is filed by name.
If a privacy request is handled badly, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner takes complaints at oaic.gov.au. Going there first is fine too.
Age Limits on This Fair Go Casino Site
Gambling content in Australia is for adults, and 18 is the line. Nothing is knowingly collected from a minor — and since nothing is collected from anyone by form, an age-gate popup would be theatre, not a safeguard.
Sharing a device with someone under 18? Parental controls or network filtering will block this domain. Self-exclusion through BetStop is covered on the responsible gambling page.
Changes to This Fair Go Privacy Page
This page gets rewritten when what it describes changes: a different measurement tool, a new outbound tag, a shorter log window. The footer stamp shows the month it was last touched. There is no mailing list to notify you, which follows from the first section.
Concerns are welcome through the contact route on the disclaimer page: name the page, the point at issue, and what you want done. Anything about an account, a balance or documents goes to Fair Go support, since this site cannot see or delete those records.