Cookies Policy

Cookie Policy for Quality Bingo

Introduction

Quality Bingo uses cookies to improve your experience, provide you with relevant information and track site performance. This policy explains what we mean by cookies, why we use them and how you can manage them.

What are Cookies?

Cookies are small pieces of data stored on your device when you visit a website or application. They contain basic information such as user preferences, browsing history or login credentials. We store various types of cookies to improve site functionality, enhance security and provide analytics insights.

Why Do We Use Cookies?

We use cookies for several reasons:

To enable browser-based session handling
To track your interactions with the website (such as login status) in order to provide you a more seamless experience on return visits.
To store information necessary to perform secure transactions and protect against fraud.

Cookie Types

Essential Cookies

These cookies are required for site functionality, allowing users to navigate between pages. They include:

Browser session management
Authentication and authorization (e.g., login persistence)
Secure payment processing
Site security measures such as CAPTCHA

We use these essential cookies because they allow our website to function correctly.

Session Cookies vs Persistent Cookies

Session Cookies:

These are stored temporarily in your browser's memory, meaning they expire when the session closes. Examples include:

Browser cache management (e.g., storing preferred layout settings)
Tracking login status during a session
Temporary storage of input fields for convenience

Persistent Cookies:

Stored permanently on your device until you explicitly clear them or set an expiration date in the past, persistent cookies provide long-term functionality.

Functional Cookies and Analytics Cookies

We use functional cookies to remember user preferences:

Language settings
Theme selection (e.g., dark mode)
Number of items shown per page

Analytics cookies track website performance and help us understand user behavior. Examples include:

Google Analytics tracking codes for aggregated analytics insights
Social media sharing buttons for tracking engagement metrics