Privacy

Aussie Playbook Privacy Policy

Independent information about Privacy Policy, with practical details, important limitations and clear checks for Australian readers.

This policy describes the data handled by the current static version of Aussie Playbook. It must be reviewed if hosting, analytics, advertising or form-processing services are added.

Information handled by the site

The pages can be read without creating an account. The current build contains no Google Analytics, Tag Manager, Meta Pixel, Microsoft Clarity or equivalent behavioural tracking tag. Calculator values are processed inside the visitor’s browser and are not transmitted by the calculator code.

A hosting provider may still create ordinary server logs containing an IP address, request time, requested page, user agent and error information. Those logs are controlled by the selected host and should be covered by the host’s retention and security settings.

Contact and submitted information

The preview contact form is static and does not currently send or store a submission. A production form must identify its processor and destination before it is enabled. Visitors should never submit passwords, full card or wallet details, identity documents or sensitive account credentials through a general editorial form.

When a reader voluntarily sends a correction or complaint through a configured contact channel, the information should be used only to assess and answer that message, document the evidence supplied and meet any applicable legal obligation.

Cookies and local browser storage

The current site does not set advertising or analytics cookies. Interface code may use temporary browser state to open menus, run calculators or manage fields during a visit; that state is not intended to create a cross-site advertising profile.

If consent-dependent technology is introduced later, this policy and the consent interface must be updated before the technology is activated.

How information is used

Information supplied directly to the publication may be used to answer the message, investigate a correction, understand a documented complaint and protect the technical security of the site. It should not be repurposed for unrelated advertising or sold as a customer list.

Aggregated technical information may be used to diagnose broken pages or unusual traffic, provided it is handled through the controls and retention settings of the selected host.

Sharing and service providers

Information may be processed by the hosting, email or form provider required to deliver the selected production setup. Each provider should receive only the information needed for that service and apply its own contractual and legal safeguards.

Information may also be disclosed where required by law or necessary to protect users and the publication from fraud or abuse. It is not shared with a reviewed casino merely because that casino is discussed in a message.

Security limitations

Reasonable technical and organisational controls reduce risk but cannot make internet transmission completely secure. Visitors should minimise the personal data included in ordinary email and use the official secure channel of an operator or regulator for identity evidence.

If a material incident affects information controlled by the publication, the response should follow applicable notification and remediation requirements.

Changes in ownership or providers

If the publication changes owner or core service provider, relevant information may transfer as part of that change under appropriate safeguards. This policy should be updated when the change materially alters who controls data or where it is processed.

A new owner or processor does not receive authority to use previously supplied information for an unrelated purpose without another valid basis.

Retention, security and requests

Editorial correspondence should be retained only for as long as it is needed to answer the request, support a correction or satisfy a legal requirement. Access should be limited to the people responsible for the relevant editorial or technical task.

A reader can use the contact page to ask what information has been supplied directly to the publication or to request correction or deletion where applicable. The request may need enough verification to prevent disclosure to the wrong person.

Age and policy changes

The publication is intended for people aged 18 or over. It is not designed to collect information from children.

Material policy changes should be dated and published on this page. The version in force when information is collected governs that processing unless the law requires another approach.