Maximum Casino Cookie Policy in the United Kingdom

When a user visits Maximum Casino, small data files known as cookies are saved to their device. These files help the platform remember individual settings, preferences, and previous activity, creating a more consistent experience across visits.

Cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the platform, monitor traffic levels, and assess overall performance. This information allows the site to function efficiently and to identify areas for improvement.

It is important to note that cookies do not access any other data stored on a user's device. They are limited in scope and do not retrieve personal files, contacts, or sensitive information beyond what is directly related to site interaction. Cookie technologies are therefore designed to support the user experience without compromising personal privacy.

Maximum Casino uses three primary types of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose in supporting platform performance and user experience.

Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary files that are stored on a device only for the duration of a browser session. Once the browser is closed, these cookies are automatically deleted and no data is retained.

Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on a device after the browser is closed and are reactivated on subsequent visits. They allow the platform to recognise returning users and recall saved preferences, such as language or display settings.

Analytical Cookies

Analytical cookies collect information about how users navigate the website, including which pages are visited most frequently and how long users spend on each section. This data is used in aggregate form to improve the platform’s structure and mobile experience.

All three cookie types are used to make browsing more convenient and to personalise the experience for each user. No cookie type is used to collect sensitive personal data or to share information with unauthorised third parties.

Users have the ability to manage cookies directly through their browser settings. Most modern browsers offer straightforward options for controlling how cookies are stored and used.

The following actions are available to users:

• Viewing all cookies currently stored on the device and deleting them individually or in full;
• Blocking third-party cookies from being saved during browsing sessions;
• Setting the browser to prompt for confirmation before any new cookie is accepted;
• Clearing all cookies automatically each time the browser is closed;
• Allowing cookies only from specific, trusted websites;
• Managing Flash cookies separately through the relevant browser or plugin settings.

Please note that blocking all cookies may limit certain website functions. Features such as saved preferences, automatic login, and language settings may not operate as expected if cookie storage is fully restricted.

Flash cookies, also referred to as Local Shared Objects, are managed separately from standard browser cookies. They can be configured through the Adobe Flash Player Settings Manager, which provides users with control over permissions, storage limits, and security parameters specific to Flash-based technologies.

Users can access the Flash Player manager through their browser or device settings to adjust how Flash cookies are stored or to restrict them entirely. These settings operate independently from the standard cookie controls available within the browser itself.

Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may affect certain website functions. Language preferences, auto-login features, and other personalised services may not perform correctly when all cookie storage is disabled. Users are advised to consider which cookie categories to restrict in order to maintain a functional browsing experience.