1. What cookies and browser storage are
Cookies are small text files a website asks a browser to store. Similar technologies include local storage and session storage, which save small values in the browser. In this policy, “browser storage” covers these technologies. A stored value can be first-party, set for the website you visit, or third-party, set through content or services from another domain.
2. Storage used on Omniveralis
| Name | Technology | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
omni_age_verified | Session storage | Remembers that an adult visitor confirmed they are 18 or older, avoiding repeated prompts during the same tab session. | Until the browser tab or session is closed, subject to browser behaviour. |
omni_cookie_choice | Local storage | Records “essential” or “all” so the notice does not reappear and the chosen preference can be respected. | Until cleared by you, browser policy or a future site update. |
These values do not contain your name, email address or gambling information. The site currently treats them as essential to the chosen experience. Rejecting optional analytics does not restrict editorial content.
3. Optional analytics
The cookie settings interface includes an optional analytics choice, but no analytics service is currently deployed. Selecting “accept all” only records your preference; it does not itself transmit analytics data. Before any analytics technology is activated, we will update this table with provider, purpose, identifiers, duration and relevant overseas-processing details, and configure the site to respect the stored choice.
4. Server logs are different
A hosting provider may automatically process standard server logs, such as IP address, requested page, timestamp, user agent, response code and referrer, to deliver and secure the site. Logs do not require a browser cookie to exist. Their treatment is described in our Privacy Policy.
5. How to manage your choice
Use the “Cookie settings” link in the footer to reopen the preference centre. You can also delete site data through your browser’s privacy or storage settings. After clearing the entries, the age prompt and cookie notice will appear again. Blocking all storage may cause these prompts to recur but should not prevent you from reading the directory after confirming age.
Browser controls vary. Look for settings described as Cookies, Site Data, Local Storage, Tracking Protection or Privacy. Clearing all browser data may also sign you out of unrelated websites.
6. External links and embedded content
We use ordinary links to external sources. Following a link takes you to another operator, whose cookies and policies apply. We do not currently embed social feeds, video players, advertising networks or interactive maps. If embedded third-party content is introduced, we will assess whether consent or another control is needed and update this policy.
7. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control
Browser signals are evolving and do not all have a single legal or technical meaning in Australia. Because optional analytics and advertising trackers are not currently deployed, the website does not need to alter such services in response to these signals. We will review recognised signals if site practices change.
8. Changes and questions
We may update this policy when storage technologies or applicable requirements change. Check the review date for the latest version. Questions about browser storage or a privacy request may be sent to privacy@omniveralis.com.