SPEEDY’S COOKIE POLICY

COOKIE POLICY

We (Speedy Originals Ltd, also called Speedy) use cookies and similar technologies, such as browser files, tracking pixels and/or digital fingerprints (collectively referred to as "Cookies") in order to provide you with a better experience on our websites and mobile applications.

Below you will find information about our use of Cookies and why we use them. It is important to us that you feel confident about how we use Cookies.

1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?

Cookies are small text files that are saved on your device (e.g. your computer, mobile phone or tablet) when you visit our websites. Placing cookies allows us to recognise you and how you use our websites, which helps us to improve your experience and offer you personalised content tailored to your preferences.

Cookies can be temporary (also called "session cookies") or persistent. Session cookies disappear as soon as you close your browser, while persistent cookies are stored in your browser until the cookie has reached its expiry date, provided that the validity period may be extended each time you return to the website.

2. WHAT TYPES OF COOKIES DO WE USE AND WHY?

We use different types of cookies, both first-party and third-party cookies. First-party cookies are placed by us and third-party cookies are placed by companies we work with or purchase services from.

We use the following categories of Cookies:

Necessary Cookies

By using our gaming service, you accept that we use necessary cookies. Without these cookies, we cannot provide the gaming service and our website cannot function properly. These cookies are used, among other things, to remember your settings, maintain security and to fulfil our obligations to our partners, such as being able to pay out the correct commission.

Analytics and Statistics Cookies

These cookies allow us to measure and analyse how the gaming service is used and help us to improve it. We use services including Google Analytics and Hotjar. Google Analytics provides information about how you use the website to improve its technical performance, optimise features and make it easier to use. Data is shared with Google in Ireland and may be transferred to the USA (adequate level of protection). Read more about how Google uses and protects data in Google's privacy policy.

Hotjar is used to better understand how our website is used and to improve content and features. Hotjar collects information about how you interact with the page, for example which pages you have visited, clicked or scrolled on and how long you stay on different parts. Hotjar is registered within the EU and data is stored in Ireland.

Marketing Cookies

Marketing cookies are used to show you both personalised and non-personalised ads based on your interests, for ad personalisation and to measure the effectiveness of ads. They are set by us and our advertising partners and can track you across different websites and apps.

We use, among others, Google Ads and Enhanced Conversions to display relevant ads and measure campaign results. Data is shared with Google in Ireland and may be transferred to the USA (adequate level of protection). Read more about how Google uses your data. We also use Meta Pixel and Meta Conversion API for retargeting on Meta's platforms based on your page visits. Data may be processed on servers outside the EU. Read more about how Meta uses your data.

3. HOW DO I DELETE COOKIES?

Analytics, statistics and marketing cookies will not be installed on your device unless you consent to this. You also have the option to change your Cookie settings at any time. Simply click on Cookie settings located in the bottom right corner of the website.

You can also allow, block or delete Cookies installed on your device at any time via the settings in your browser. All browsers display Cookie information so that you can see which Cookies have been installed on your device and delete them. Please refer to the instructions from your browser provider for more practical details.

If you disable or delete Cookies, please be aware that this may affect your user experience of the website, for example the functions on the website may be impaired.