Privacy Policy

While you are on the Spinbit review site, the operator of that site and you share responsibility for what happens to your information. The site owner is answerable for how the website itself collects and treats data, while you control what you choose to share and how you configure your browser. This policy explains the practical details of that arrangement.

What gets collected

Two distinct streams of information arrive at the website. The first comes directly from you. When you send a message through the contact options, submit a complaint about a casino, or take part in any interactive feature, the site may hold the contact details you provide and the content of what you wrote. The second stream arrives without you doing anything at all. Standard website operation records your IP address, the type of browser you are running, the pages you visit, how you move between them, and technical details about the device you are using.

This automatic collection happens because every connection to a web server leaves a trace. The site does not go looking for this information; it is simply part of how the internet works. Knowing the browser and device helps the site render pages correctly, while knowing the pages visited shows which content actually gets used.

Why the data is used

Every piece of information collected has a defined job. The primary purposes are delivering the website services themselves, responding to requests you make, and keeping the editorial content accurate and useful. Beyond that, the data supports audience analysis, which tells the site what readers find relevant and what they ignore. That analysis also works in aggregated form, where individual entries are combined into overall patterns and the identifying details fall away.

Security is a separate and equally important purpose. The same logs that show page visits can reveal suspicious behaviour, such as repeated automated requests or attempts to probe the site for weaknesses. Using the data this way helps prevent spam, block fraud, and keep the platform stable under load. The editorial team and the technical team may look at the same raw information, but they do so for entirely different reasons.

How cookies work here

Cookies and similar storage technologies are grouped by what they do. Functional cookies make the site operate as intended, remembering choices you have made so you do not have to repeat them. Preference cookies store settings such as layout choices or display options. Analytics cookies measure how the site performs, counting visits, tracking which pages hold attention, and identifying where readers drop off. None of these categories is designed to build a profile of you for advertising purposes.

Your browser gives you the final say. Most browsers allow you to reject all cookies, accept only some, or delete what has already been stored. Blocking cookies entirely may disable certain interactive functions, and the site may not remember your preferences between visits, but the core content remains readable.

Who else sees the data

The website does not operate in isolation. Carefully selected external providers support the underlying infrastructure, and they may process information on the site's behalf. Hosting providers store the data on servers and keep those servers running. Analytics providers turn raw visit data into readable reports. Communication tools handle any messaging between the site and its readers. Security services monitor for threats, and maintenance providers keep the software updated and functioning.

These providers are chosen for what they do, not for who they are. Each one receives only the information needed to perform its specific job, and each operates under an obligation to use that information for no other purpose. Beyond these service providers, disclosure happens only where legal compliance requires it or where the legitimate interests of the website demand protection.

Cross-border transfers

The internet does not respect national borders, and neither do the servers that power it. Information collected on the site may be processed in a country other than the one where you are located, including countries with different data protection standards. When this happens, the site relies on safeguards that are recognised as providing adequate protection, such as standard contractual clauses or equivalent arrangements. The practical effect is that your data receives a consistent level of care regardless of where the physical server sits.

Security measures

Protecting the data starts with technical controls. Secure systems encrypt information in transit and restrict what can be accessed from outside. Access to the data is limited to people who genuinely need it for their role, and internal processes define who can see what. These measures are designed to reduce the risk of misuse, accidental loss, or unauthorised exposure, and they are reviewed as circumstances change.

No method of transmission over the internet is completely secure, and the site does not claim that absolute protection exists. What it does claim is that reasonable technical and organisational measures are in place, and that those measures are proportionate to the sensitivity of the information being handled.

Protecting vulnerable players

Some of the data serves a protective purpose. Where behaviour suggests that site materials are being misused, or where a reader appears to be struggling with gambling-related harm, the information may be used to manage responsible-gaming content and to support appropriate safety-related communication. This could mean adjusting what content a particular visitor sees or reaching out with information about support options.

This use of data is separate from the general analytics and editorial purposes. It exists because a review site that covers casinos has a duty to recognise when its own content might be causing harm. The site does not diagnose or treat gambling problems, but it can use the information it holds to act responsibly toward individuals who show signs of distress.

Your rights over the data

You are entitled to know what personal data the site holds about you. A request for that information will be answered with a clear account of what is stored and why. If any of that information is inaccurate, you may ask for it to be corrected. Where deletion is legally and practically possible, you may also request that your data be removed entirely.

Before acting on any request, the site will verify your identity. This verification is a safeguard for you, not a hurdle; it prevents someone else from requesting changes to your data. The site will not act on an unverified request that could expose your information to the wrong person.

How long data is kept

Retention follows a simple principle: information is kept only as long as it serves a legitimate purpose. Security logs may be held for a period needed to investigate incidents. Compliance records are kept while legal obligations remain live. Analytics data is retained while it still offers insight into how the site performs. Communication history stays available while a conversation remains relevant.

Once the purpose has been served, the data is deleted or anonymised. Anonymisation means the identifying elements are stripped away so the remaining information can no longer be linked to any individual. This is a permanent state; anonymised data is not personal data anymore and falls outside the scope of this policy.

External links

This website contains links to external resources, including the casinos it reviews and other gambling-related services. Once you leave this site, you leave its protection. The site does not control those external services, does not operate them, and cannot answer for their privacy practices. The policy that applies to those destinations is their own, and you should read it before providing them with any information.

Policy updates

This policy will change as the website evolves and as the legal environment shifts. When a revision is published, the new version replaces the old one in full. The most recent version posted on the website governs all future use of the site, regardless of when your data was originally collected. If a change is significant, the site may draw attention to it, but the published version remains the authoritative statement.

Getting in touch

Any question about privacy, any request to exercise your rights, or any concern about how information is handled can be raised through the official contact options on the website. The site will respond through the same channels, and verification of identity may be requested before any action is taken on your account or your data.