Privacy Policy

No matter how you engage with this website — whether you simply read the casino reviews, submit a question through a form, or send a direct message — the same principles govern how your information is treated. This policy sets out what data may be collected, the reasons behind that collection, how long it is held, and the protections that apply. It covers every visitor who interacts with the site in any capacity, and it applies from the moment you arrive until any data you have supplied is deleted or anonymised.

Scope and application

This policy applies to anyone who accesses the Digits 7 website. It covers all pages that form part of the site, including the casino reviews, the responsible gaming materials, and any contact or submission forms. The policy does not apply to external websites that may be mentioned or linked from the content, since those sites operate under their own rules and are not controlled by this project.

For the reader, this means the protections and obligations described here are in force whenever you are on this domain. If you follow a reference to another site, that site's own privacy documentation takes over, and this policy no longer governs your data.

Information categories

Two broad types of information can come into the system. The first is data you choose to supply, which only exists because you decided to provide it. The second is technical data generated automatically as a by-product of ordinary browsing, which is collected whether or not you actively submit anything.

• Provided by the user — your name, your email address, and the content of any message you send. This category only arises when you fill in a form, send feedback, or otherwise reach out voluntarily.
• Technical information — your IP address, the browser you are using, and details about the device you are browsing from. This is gathered automatically with every page load.
• Usage information — the pages you visit, the links you click, how long you stay on a page, and which pages you enter and exit from. This reflects your movement through the site rather than anything you type.
• Communication records — support requests, feedback messages, and form submissions. These are kept so that the site can respond properly and so that past exchanges remain traceable.

In practice, you control the first category entirely: if you never send a message, that data never exists. The remaining categories are collected passively and cannot be avoided through your own actions alone, although browser settings can limit some of it.

Collection purposes

The site processes information for clearly defined operational reasons rather than collecting data without a purpose. Administration of the website, ongoing improvement of the content, and responding to user inquiries are the primary uses. Beyond those, data supports fraud prevention, statistical analysis, security monitoring, and the general management of service quality.

Aggregated and non-identifying metrics may also be used to understand overall traffic patterns and to judge whether the content remains relevant to readers. These aggregated figures do not identify any individual visitor. For the reader, this means your personal data is not the product being analysed; the site looks at collective behaviour, not at you as a specific person.

Cookie usage

The website may rely on cookies, pixels, local storage tools, or similar technologies. These serve several functions: supporting core site operations, remembering preferences you have set, analysing how visitors behave, and improving overall usability. Without these tools, certain conveniences would not work, and the site would not be able to recognise returning visitors or recall their settings.

Every major browser provides controls for managing cookies. You can review which cookies are stored, delete them individually or all at once, and set the browser to block new cookies from being placed. The exact steps differ between browsers, but the settings are normally found under the privacy or security section of the browser's options menu.

If you refuse cookies entirely, some sections of the website may not function as intended. The site will still load, but features that depend on local storage or session memory may behave differently or become unavailable.

Data sharing

Digits 7 does not sell or trade user information for commercial gain. The data is not exchanged for money, and it is not handed over to advertisers or marketing brokers. Limited sharing does occur, but only with the contractors that help operate the website.

These contractors fall into identifiable categories: hosting companies that store the site, analytics platforms that process usage statistics, security providers that monitor for threats, and email or form services that handle communications. Each of these receives only the data necessary to perform its specific function. The site may also disclose information when required to protect legal rights, investigate abuse, or comply with legal obligations — but these disclosures are driven by necessity, not by commercial interest.

Security measures

A range of technical safeguards may be applied to reduce the risk of unauthorised access or misuse. These can include secured systems with restricted access, monitoring tools that watch for suspicious activity, and controlled handling of any submitted data. Internal access is limited to those who need it to operate the site.

The reader should understand the limits of these protections. No internet transmission and no storage system can be guaranteed completely secure, and this policy does not claim otherwise. The safeguards reduce risk but cannot eliminate it entirely.

Responsible gaming content

Some interaction data may be reviewed specifically to improve the responsible gaming material presented on the site. This includes the educational pages, the safety warnings, and the player guidance resources. By examining how visitors engage with this content, the site can refine the information and make it more visible and more useful.

For the reader, this means that your browsing of the responsible gaming pages may indirectly influence how those pages are written and presented. The intent is to strengthen the guidance available to players, not to profile individuals who seek that guidance.

Your rights

Where applicable privacy rules allow, you may request information about the data that is stored about you. You may also ask for errors to be corrected, request deletion when it is appropriate, or object to certain forms of processing. These rights are not absolute; they depend on the legal basis for the processing and on whether the request is reasonable in the circumstances.

Any request will require reasonable identity confirmation. This ensures that data is not disclosed to someone who is not entitled to it. The confirmation step protects your information rather than obstructing your access to it.

Retention approach

Information is kept only for as long as it serves the purpose for which it was collected. That purpose may be communication handling, analytics, dispute prevention, technical administration, or legal recordkeeping. Once the purpose has been fulfilled, the data is removed, anonymised, or archived securely.

The practical consequence is that data is not held indefinitely. The retention period is governed by the ongoing need for the information rather than by a fixed schedule. When the need ends, the data stops being personally identifiable and either disappears or becomes unusable for identifying you.

External websites

References may appear to external websites, including casino brands, payment resources, support organisations, and informational services. These destinations operate independently, and this policy has no authority over them. The site cannot control how those organisations collect or use data.

Before submitting any personal data to an external site, you should consult that site's own privacy documentation. The protections described in this policy do not travel with you when you leave this domain.

Policy updates

This Privacy Policy may be revised from time to time. When a revision occurs, the newest version published on the website takes effect from the date it appears. There is no requirement to notify you individually of every change; the published version is the authoritative one.

Visitors who return to the site after a revision will encounter the updated policy on their next visit. Those who have submitted data previously may wish to review the current version periodically, since the applicable terms are always those of the latest publication.

Contact channels

Any privacy-related question may be directed to the website through its available support or contact methods. This includes questions about what data is held, how it is processed, or how a request under the rights described above should be submitted. The contact channels are the same ones used for general inquiries.

A response will be provided within a reasonable time. The exact period may vary depending on the nature of the request and the need to confirm identity, but the site undertakes to address every legitimate privacy concern raised through these channels.