Nothing to fill in
No form entry, comment, subscription or payment is ever taken, so your name, email and birthday are never requested, and nothing is kept in your browser’s storage.
The data controller
Your data here
- Data controller
- Disco Win Sister Sites
- Privacy address
- info@discowinsites.co.uk
- Server log
- Rotated each day, erased after 14 days
It answers for that data under UK GDPR, at its privacy address, info@discowinsites.co.uk.
What your visit sends
Each page of this guide is fetched from a web server, and the server’s access log writes down where the request came from (the IP address), when (date and time), the request line (method, requested path and protocol), the response status, the bytes sent, the referring page if the browser passes one on, and which browser it claimed to be (the user agent).
How long the lines are kept, and why
A new log starts every day, and each day’s lines are erased for good once the 14 days are up. They are read only to keep the site working and to stop abuse, the legitimate interests UK GDPR allows for. Nothing in them is sold or passed to any casino.
What runs in your browser
Small scripts run in your browser for the clause picker and the page menu. Neither sends anything anywhere. There are no analytics tags, tracking pixels, advertising scripts or embedded videos.
The typefaces, logos, icons and images are served from this site itself, so reading a page never makes your browser contact a font service or an image host.
Links to registers and help services
Registers and help services linked from here load in a separate tab, with no tracking codes. Casino pages, and the sites that merely use the Disco Win name, appear as plain text with their address, not as links. What happens to your data after you follow a link is governed by the privacy notice of the site you land on.
Your rights
On request you can have a copy of the lines about you, get an error in them fixed, have them erased, or object to their being stored at all. Write to info@discowinsites.co.uk saying when you visited and from which IP address; lines older than 14 days no longer exist. The Information Commissioner’s Office, the UK regulator for personal data, deals with complaints (ico.org.uk).