California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
In addition to informing You about Your privacy rights and how the Californian law protects You, this Privacy Policy explains Our policies and practices regarding the gathering, use, and sharing of Your information when You use CA Gamblers.
Using and Gathering Your Personal Information in California
- Individual Data
While utilizing Our Service, We can ask You for certain personally identifiable information that will allow Us to get in touch with or identify you. Among other things, personally identifiable information might be:
- Data on Use
Use Data When using the service, usage data is automatically gathered
Usage Data may comprise particulars like the Internet Protocol address (IP address) of Your Device, the kind and version of your browser, the pages of our service that You access, when and how long you spend on those pages, special device identifiers, and other diagnostic data.
We may automatically gather certain information when You use a mobile device to access the service, including, but not limited to, the type of mobile device You use, its unique ID, its IP address, its operating system, the kind of mobile Internet browser you use, unique device identifiers, and other diagnostic data.
Cookies and tracking technologies
We track activities on Our Service and store data using Cookies and other tracking technologies. Beacons, tags, and scripts are examples of tracking technologies used to gather information, track it, and analyze it to enhance Our Service. The technological tools we employ might be:
- Browser cookies or cookies.
A cookie is a little file that is downloaded to your device. You may tell your browser to always reject cookies or to let you know when one is being sent. You might not be able to utilize all of our service, though, if You refuse Cookies. Our service may use Cookies unless you have modified Your browser’s settings to make it refuse them.
- Cookies in Flash.
To gather and retain data about Your choices or activities on our service, several elements of our service may employ local stored objects (or Flash Cookies). The same browser settings that are used to control browser cookies do not control flash cookies.
- The web beacons.
Web beacons, also known as clear gifs, pixel tags, and single-pixel gifs, are tiny data files that may be included in some parts of our service and emails. They allow the Company, for example, to count users who have visited such pages or opened emails, as well as for other website statistics (for example, recording the popularity of a certain section and verifying system and server integrity).
Cookies come in two varieties: “Persistent” and “Session.” When you go offline, persistent cookies continue to be stored on your computer or mobile device, but session cookies disappear the moment your web browser is closed.
Using Your Personal Information
The following uses of personal data by the Company are possible:
- To deliver and maintain our service, including keeping an eye on how it is being used.
- Unless you have chosen not to receive this information, we will send you news, special offers, and general details about further products, services, and events we provide that are comparable to those you have previously asked about or purchased from us.
- We may use Your information for additional reasons, such as data analysis, spotting usage patterns, gauging the success of our marketing initiatives, and assessing and enhancing our service, goods, services, marketing, and customer experience.
- With Affiliates: If we decide to share Your information with one of our affiliates, we’ll demand that they abide by this privacy statement. Affiliates are any subsidiaries, joint venture partners, or other businesses that we control or that have a shared control structure with us, as well as Our parent company.
Disclosure of Your Personal Data
Business Dealings
Your Personal Data may be transferred if the Company merges, acquires, or sells assets. Before Your Personal Data is moved and is subject to a new Privacy Policy, we will notify you.
The legal system
If forced to do so by law or in response to legitimate demands from governmental authorities, the Company may occasionally be required to reveal Your Personal Data (e.g. a court or a government agency).
Data Privacy and Security
Although We care about the security of Your Personal Data, keep in mind that no method of electronic data transmission over the Internet or technique of electronic data storage is 100% safe. While We Make Every Effort to Protect Your Personal Data Using Commercially Acceptable Means, We Cannot Guarantee Its Complete Security.
External Website Links
Links to websites not run by Us may be present on Our Service. If You click on a third-party link, You will be directed to that third party’s site. We admonish you to carefully read the privacy statement on each website you visit.
The content, privacy practices, or other policies of any third-party websites or services are beyond our control and responsibility.
Adaptations to this Privacy Statement
Our privacy policy may occasionally be updated. By publishing the updated Privacy Policy on this website, we will let You know about any changes.
Prior to the modification taking effect, We will notify You through email and/or a clear notice on Our Service and revise the “Last updated” date at the top of this Privacy Policy.
It is encouraged that you routinely check this privacy statement for updates. Any modifications to this privacy statement take effect when they are published on this page.