What This Policy Covers
This policy applies to vegasnova-aussie.com, an independent information site about VegasNova Casino for readers in Australia. It explains what happens to information when you read our pages or contact us. It does not cover the casino's own website: once you register, verify your identity or deposit there, the casino's privacy policy applies and the casino is responsible for that data.
What We Record
There are no accounts on this site and no forms asking for your name, date of birth, payment details or ID. Our hosting and analytics tools record standard technical details of each visit: the pages viewed, time on each page, approximate region, browser, device type and the page that referred you. We look at these figures in aggregate to see which guides help readers and which need work, and we do not use them to identify anyone.
If you email us, we keep your message and address for as long as the conversation needs, then delete them. We never add those addresses to a mailing list or pass them to the casino.
Cookies
The site uses a few cookies. Essential ones keep pages working. Analytics cookies count visits without naming visitors. Affiliate cookies record that a reader reached the casino from one of our links, so the referral can be credited to this site. You can block or clear cookies in your browser whenever you like, and every guide stays readable without them.
Leaving for the Casino
Some buttons take you to VegasNova through affiliate links. From that moment you are on a third party site, and its own terms and privacy policy govern anything you share there, including registration details and verification documents. We never see your password, balance, bets or payment information.
Keeping Data Safe
The site runs over HTTPS, and only the people who maintain the guide can reach the analytics and the inbox. Analytics data is deleted after a limited period. We do not sell visitor data, do not combine it with other sources to profile readers and do not use tools that record how you move around a page. Keeping as little as possible is the most reliable protection there is.
Your Rights
You can ask what information we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected or deleted, or object to its use, by writing to the contact address in the footer. Australian readers can also raise privacy concerns with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. When this policy changes, the date on this page will be updated.