Cookie Policy for joefortunecasino.io

What a Cookie Does

Cookies are tiny text files a website stores in your browser and receives back on later visits. That lets a server spot a returning browser or a passed security check.

Similar tools, such as local storage, tracking pixels and web beacons, store or send data in other ways. This policy counts them as cookies too, although none of them runs on the site's pages today. The privacy policy covers the wider picture of what personal information the site holds.

Cookie Categories on joefortunecasino.io

Cookie categories describe what a cookie is for, and only one category is in use on this site.

Strictly necessary

Cloudflare's security cookies belong here. They help tell people from bots and remember that a browser already passed a challenge, and the site cannot be protected without them.

Analytics

None are in use. The pages load no analytics script, so no cookie counts visits or follows readers between pages.

Preferences

None are in use. The site has no settings to remember, such as a theme or language choice.

Advertising

None are in use. The site shows no ads and builds no advertising profiles. Affiliate tracking happens on the operator's side after a /go click, as explained further down.

Cookies That Can Appear on joefortunecasino.io

The table lists the Cloudflare cookies described in Cloudflare's cookie documentation that apply to a site like this one.

Cloudflare classes all of these as strictly necessary. If you find a cookie on joefortunecasino.io that is not listed here, tell us and the table will be checked and corrected.

Affiliate Tracking After a /go Click

A /go link takes you to Joe Fortune and passes a click identifier to the operator's affiliate program. That identifier is how a later sign-up gets credited to joefortunecasino.io.

Any cookie used for that tracking is stored by the operator or its affiliate platform on their own domains, under their own policies, and joefortunecasino.io cannot read it. The site learns only whether referred players signed up, never what an individual player did inside the casino, as the affiliate disclosure explains.

How to Block or Delete Cookies

Every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies from its settings:

• Chrome on desktop. Open Settings, then Privacy and security, where the third-party cookie and site data controls sit.
• Chrome on Android. Open the menu, then Settings and Site settings, and choose the third-party cookies option.
• Firefox. Open Settings, then Privacy and Security, and scroll to the Cookies and Site Data section.
• Safari on Mac. Open Safari, then Settings and the Privacy tab, where website data can be managed or removed.
• Safari on iPhone. Open Settings, then Apps and Safari, and use Clear History and Website Data to remove stored data.
• Edge. Open Settings, then Cookies and site permissions, and open the section for managing and deleting cookies.

Blocking Cloudflare's cookies does not break reading, but it can mean more security challenges before a page loads.

Do Not Track signals

No analytics runs here, so Do Not Track has nothing to switch off. Cloudflare's security cookies keep working whatever that setting says, because they protect the site rather than follow readers.

Changes to This Cookie Policy

This policy changes whenever the cookie list does, for example if an analytics tool is added or a Cloudflare feature is switched on. The table is updated, the effective date at the top moves, and earlier versions stay available through the contact page.

Questions about cookies or other data go to [email protected] with "Privacy" in the subject.