COOKIE POLICY - STATSDRONE
In order to offer you the best possible service we use cookies. They stop us having to ask you for the same information over and over again.
WHAT ARE COOKIES?
A cookie is a small data file that our website – or one of our advertising partners - saves on your computer or device when you visit our website.
WHAT DO COOKIES DO?
Cookies help us deliver good experience when you come on to our site. Using a Cookie, your computer will remember all your settings and automatically load the site’s default settings on every page. The message asking whether or not you accept Cookies is controlled by a Cookie. If you don't accept the Cookies you will be shown this message every time you visit. If you accept Cookies, we place a cookie on your machine that tells our site not to show this message for another 90 days after you accepted Cookies. Some Cookies will last only as long as you are on our website, others will persist on your machine for pre-determined lengths of time depending on the purpose of the Cookie.
SHOULD I ACCEPT COOKIES?
No. We just think you’ll enjoy browsing our website more if you do. If you choose not to some parts of our site may not work correctly or might run more slowly. However you do not have to allow us to.
COOKIE PROVIDERS
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Our Cookies: These are cookies are placed by us to make your use of our website smoother and more efficient.
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Third-party cookies: There are various Cookies added to your machine by third parties who’s tools or service we have incorporated into this site. These include the following:
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Social Media: We do not use social media services for advertisement in the same manner that many our competitors do, but we do keep several different social media accounts active and integrated into this site to allow players to contact us via different mediums. As these services are integrated into our site the operators of these services may place Cookies on your machine.
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Google Analytics: Google Analytics is a tool offered by Google to websites to allow the site owners to track and understand how users are engaging with their site. Google Analytics does not provide us any information that would allow us to identify you personally but it does give us information on:
- Time spend on our site.
- Where the user came from (search engine, social media, another website).
- Whether the user navigate to additional pages or leave straight away.
These are just examples of the types of information that Google Analytics provides, but in general this information is used by us to establish which pages users like and which pages users are not as interested in. This allows us to fine tune the content we are putting together for you and ensure we’re offering you the most useful services.
OUR POLICY
Our cookies policy could be updated when we need to. All changes will be posted on this page.