What Are Cookies

Cookies are small text files that a website asks your browser to store on your device. They are used to remember information about your visit, such as your language preferences or whether you are logged in. Unlike cookies, local storage allows websites to store larger amounts of data on your device for longer periods without sending it to the server with every request.

Tracking pixels are single-pixel transparent images embedded in pages or emails. When these load, they notify the sender that the content was viewed. While these technologies differ in how they operate, they are all used by websites to improve functionality, analyze traffic, or personalize content.

Common Cookie Categories

The following are general examples of cookie types; they do not represent a confirmed list of technologies active on this site.

Possible Purposes

Websites often use storage to ensure session continuity, allowing you to navigate multiple pages without needing to re-authenticate constantly.

Storage may be used for security checks, helping a platform distinguish between legitimate users and automated bots.

Measurement tools may track how users interact with a page to identify which sections are useful and which need improvement.

Preferences, such as site theme or display settings, are typically stored locally to ensure they persist across visits.

Third-Party Technologies

First-party cookies are set by the website you are visiting. Third-party cookies are set by a different domain, often through an embedded service like a payment gateway, a map, or an analytics tool.

When an external service is integrated into a page, that provider may deploy its own storage mechanisms. We recommend reviewing the disclosures and privacy statements of any third-party service providers you interact with, as they operate under their own independent rules.

Browser Controls

You can manage how cookies are handled through your browser's privacy or security settings. While the exact names of these menus vary by browser version and language, they generally allow you to block all cookies, delete existing ones, or allow only those from trusted sites.

Blocking or deleting site data can disrupt your experience. This may cause you to be logged out or result in the loss of saved preferences. Private browsing modes typically delete cookies after the session ends but do not prevent tracking during the active window.

Cookie Consent & Your Choices

Your primary method of controlling cookies is through the browser settings described above. If BingoPlus presents a cookie notice upon your arrival, you may use that interface to make your initial choices; any such choices can generally be revisited by clearing your browser cache.

Where provided by applicable laws in the Philippines, users may have general data rights such as the right to access, correct, or delete their personal information. For more details on our overall rules, please visit our Terms & Conditions.

Checking Current Disclosures

As websites evolve and new services are integrated, the way data is stored and used may change. We encourage users to periodically check for updated information or ask our support team about current practices to ensure you are informed about the technologies in use.

Contact Information

If you have questions regarding the use of cookies on BingoPlus or wish to inquire about your data, please reach out to us through the following channels:

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