This page explains how Romibet.jetzt uses cookies and similar tracking technologies. We've written it in plain terms so you know exactly what happens when you visit our site, what information is stored, and how you can control it.
What cookies are and why they matter
A cookie is a small text file that a website stores on your device when you visit. It helps the site remember your preferences, keep you logged in, and understand how people use the platform. Some cookies are essential for the site to work at all; others are optional and exist to improve your experience or help us analyse traffic.
On this portal, cookies serve three main purposes: they keep the site functional, they let us see which pages are read most often, and they allow third-party services – like analytics providers or ad networks – to do their work. You can browse without accepting the optional ones, though some features may not work as smoothly.
The cookies we set directly
Session cookies keep your preferences intact as you move between pages – language choice, for instance, or whether you've already dismissed a notice. These expire when you close your browser.
Persistent cookies remember you on your next visit. If you've chosen to stay logged in to a user area or set a preferred currency display, a persistent cookie stores that choice. These have an expiry date, typically 30 to 365 days from when they were created.
We don't use cookies to collect personal data like your name or email address through general browsing. Contact-form submissions are handled separately, and anything you share there is covered by our Privacy Policy.
Third-party scripts and what they track
This site embeds tools from other companies – analytics platforms, advertising networks, and content-delivery services. Each may drop its own cookies to measure performance, personalise ads, or speed up page loads. We don't control what those third parties collect, and their practices are governed by their own policies, not ours.
Common third-party cookies you might encounter here include those from Google Analytics (traffic and behaviour data), advertising networks (to show relevant ads elsewhere on the web), and video or map embeds (to remember playback settings). If you'd rather not be tracked by these services, the next section explains how to block them.
How long third-party cookies last
Session-based third-party cookies vanish when you close the browser. Persistent ones can remain for months or even years, depending on the service. Check the privacy policy of the third party itself – usually linked in its cookie banner or footer – to see exactly what it stores and for how long.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you block, delete, or review cookies. The settings are slightly different in each, but the principle is the same: you decide which sites can store data and which cannot.
Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. From there, block all cookies, block only third-party ones, or clear existing cookies.
Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Choose Standard, Strict, or Custom protection, and use the button to clear stored data whenever you like.
Safari: Preferences → Privacy. Tick "Block all cookies" if you want the strictest setting, or "Prevent cross-site tracking" to block third parties while allowing the site's own cookies.
Edge: Settings → Privacy, search, and services → Cookies and site permissions. Block or clear cookies from here, or manage exceptions for individual sites.
Blocking all cookies will stop some features from working – you might be asked to log in every time you visit, or your language preference won't stick. Blocking only third-party cookies is often a good middle ground: the site itself functions normally, but ad networks and trackers are kept out.
What happens if you decline
Declining non-essential cookies won't break the portal. You'll still be able to read articles, follow links, and contact us through the form. What you lose is convenience – your preferences won't be remembered between sessions – and we'll have less insight into which content is most useful, making it harder to improve the site over time.
Essential cookies, the ones that keep the site secure and functional, can't be turned off without rendering the platform unusable. Those are exempt from the consent requirement under data-protection law, precisely because they're necessary for the service you're asking for.
Changes to this policy
We update this page whenever our use of cookies changes – when we add a new third-party tool, for instance, or remove one we no longer need. The date at the bottom shows when the policy was last revised. If the changes are significant, we'll let you know through a banner or notice on the site.
For questions about cookies or anything else on this portal, write to [email protected]. We'll respond within 48 hours.
Last updated: 18 December 2025
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