Cookies on LEON Casino Australia: What We Store and How You Change It

Two very different readers open a page like this. One is checking what gets tracked before ticking anything on a consent banner. The other has a practical fault, usually an account that will not stay signed in, and suspects cookies are behind it. Both are catered for below, in that order.

The approach taken here is to name things. Categories are listed with what they actually do rather than what they are called, consent status is stated per category, the effect of switching everything off is spelled out before the instructions for doing it, and the settings route is given per browser at the end.

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Think of a cloakroom ticket. The venue keeps your coat, hands you a slip of paper meaning nothing to anyone else, and matches the two up when you return. A cookie works the same way: a small text file placed in your browser holding a short value, often just a random string, which travels back to the site on your next request so it can tell you apart from a stranger.

Websites need that trick because the connection itself forgets you between clicks. Without cookies, moving from the lobby to the payment screen would sign you out, a language choice would last exactly one page, and a consent banner would greet you afresh every time you clicked anything. What a cookie cannot do is worth stating too. It holds no program code, it reads nothing else on your computer or phone, and it knows only what this site put into it.

Categories in Use on This Site

CategoryJob it doesConsent
Strictly necessarySession identity, form security tokens, storage of your cookie choices, spreading traffic across serversNot requested, the site fails without them
PerformancePage timings, error reports, drop-off points in forms, aggregate usage countsRequested
FunctionalityLanguage, currency shown, game sound, list or grid view in the lobbyRequested
AdvertisingWhich campaign referred you, whether a promotion led anywhere, frequency capping on messagesRequested, and dormant until granted

Strictly necessary is the plumbing category. One cookie carries the identifier proving a signed-in session belongs to you. Another holds a token that stops a form being submitted from a forged page. A third stores your answer to the consent banner, which is the only reason it stops asking. None of them hold marketing data, and the site offers no switch for them because turning them off and being logged out are the same event.

Performance cookies exist so faults can be located rather than guessed at. They count visits by section, measure how long a screen takes to become usable, flag errors and note where players abandon a multi-step form. Output is aggregated, so it describes traffic rather than a person.

Functionality cookies retain preferences you set on purpose. Turn them off and the site still works fully; you simply reselect the same options on every visit.

Advertising cookies are the category most people picture when tracking comes up. Three things get recorded: where a visit originated, whether an offer led to anything, and how often a given message has already appeared in front of you. Nothing in this group activates without your agreement.

The banner on a first visit offers three answers: agree to everything, keep only what is essential, or open the panel and switch categories individually. Whichever you pick is stored and honoured until you replace it, and the advertising category stays switched off unless you deliberately switch it on.

Revising a decision later works two ways. The cookie preferences link in the footer reopens the same panel, and changes apply immediately. Alternatively, clear the cookies stored for this domain from inside your browser. That wipes the recorded answer along with everything else and returns the banner on your next arrival. Neither route touches your balance, your history or your ability to play at leon casino.

Lifespans

Duration splits cookies into two kinds, and knowing which you are looking at explains most cookie puzzles.

Some are discarded the second the browser shuts. Your signed-in session belongs in that group, which is why quitting the browser entirely and reopening the site presents a login form again even though nothing broke.

The rest carry an expiry date and survive restarts, reboots and updates. A record of your consent choice would be pointless if it evaporated overnight, so it is built to last. Measurement and advertising identifiers persist too, over spans that differ from one cookie to the next and from one company to the next. None run forever; once the date passes, your browser throws the file away with no action needed from you. Clearing them by hand at any point has the same effect, resetting the site's view of you to that of a brand new visitor.

Cookies Placed by Other Companies

Some of what lands on your device while you are here originates elsewhere.

Game titles are streamed from the studios themselves rather than served from this domain, so NetEnt, Play'n GO, Pragmatic Play and Evolution each place cookies of their own: holding a round in progress, storing your sound and animation speed, restoring a spin after a dropped connection. Turn off third-party cookies as a blanket rule and games generally stop opening, which explains the common complaint of a lobby that displays perfectly while no title will launch from it.

Measurement companies place their own cookies so a visit can be counted consistently from page to page, reporting patterns rather than people. Fraud screening during a deposit may involve an outside service that has to recognise the same browser through the successive steps of a payment.

Every one of those companies applies its own privacy terms on top of this document. What no third party receives from us is the contents of your account.

The Limit on Sharing

Cookie data collected here is not sold, and it does not go to companies with no role in running this site. It reaches the verified partners named above, the studios, the measurement providers and the payment security services, and only for the purposes described, under contracts that limit their permitted use.

Deliberately, that is a narrower statement than a blanket promise never to share anything. A platform serving third-party games and using third-party measurement shares data as a condition of working at all, and an operator claiming otherwise is not describing this kind of site.

Browsers all offer a setting that refuses cookies outright, including the strictly necessary ones. It does what it says. On a gambling site the results are these:

  • Signing in stops working. Nothing holds the session, so each new page returns you to the login screen.
  • Payment flows collapse midway, because they carry information across several successive screens.
  • Titles hosted by external studios refuse to load.
  • The consent banner reappears constantly, since the record of your answer is itself a cookie.

Where the goal is privacy rather than sabotage, the sensible setting blocks advertising or third-party cookies and leaves the essential ones alone. That combination stops the tracking without disabling the account. Blocking the lot is your call to make, but make it with the consequences in view rather than discovering them halfway through a payout request.

Browser Settings

Routes below were accurate at the time of writing. Vendors rename menus between releases, so read them as directions rather than exact labels.

BrowserRouteAvailable there
Chrome, desktopSettings, Privacy and security, Third-party cookiesBlocking rules, per-site allow and block lists, plus cookie clearing under Delete browsing data
Safari, macOSSafari menu, Settings, PrivacyBlock all cookies as a single switch, or Manage Website Data to clear one site at a time
Safari, iPhone and iPadSettings app, Apps, SafariClear History and Website Data removes what is stored, Block All Cookies prevents new ones
FirefoxSettings, Privacy and SecurityEnhanced Tracking Protection, whose Custom mode selects cookie types, and Manage Data for removing individual sites
EdgeSettings, Cookies and site permissionsOpen Manage and delete cookies, which holds blocking rules, exceptions and clear-on-exit

Other mobile browsers keep equivalent switches under a Settings or Privacy menu, generally borrowing the wording from their desktop versions.

A troubleshooting note for the second kind of reader. If one device signs you out repeatedly while others behave, check whether that browser clears cookies on exit or runs a strict anti-tracking mode. Adding this site to its exception list usually ends the problem in a single step, without loosening anything elsewhere.

Revisions to This Policy

What gets stored changes as the site changes. A different measurement tool, a new payment partner, a studio altering how its games load: any of these shifts the picture, and this page is rewritten when they do, with the effective date on it moved forward.

Small adjustments appear here and nowhere else, so the copy on this page is always the operative one. A change that materially affects your device, a whole new category above all, is announced inside the account so it reaches you at the next sign-in rather than by accident. Where fresh permission is needed, the banner returns and asks for it instead of treating your earlier answer as still valid.

Asking Us About Cookies

Unclear on something here, or curious what one specific cookie is for? Use live chat while you are signed in, or the support address printed in the site footer. Enquiries about cookies and data go to the people who handle privacy matters, and they come back with an answer rather than an acknowledgement.

The broader question of what personal information leon casino australia collects, on what basis, and what the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) entitles you to demand about it, is dealt with in the privacy policy. This page deliberately stops at the device.

Tools that live on every account

Every account carries ceilings on deposits, on total stakes and on session length, plus reality checks, temporary time-outs and self-exclusion. All of it is free, and tightening any of it applies the moment you confirm.

The platform admits over-18s only. Our responsible gambling page goes through every tool in detail, and Gambling Help Online runs a free, private service across Australia at any hour.