Cookie Policy – Wazamba
What cookies mean on this site
A cookie is a small text file placed on your device when you visit Wazamba. It helps the site remember your preferences, recognise returning visitors, and measure how the portal is used. Cookies do not access other files on your device and cannot execute code.
This policy explains which cookies wazamba.games sets, why they exist, and how you can control them. It applies only to this information portal – not to the operator's own platform, which has its own cookie notice.
Cookies this portal uses
We set a small number of cookies to keep the site functional and to understand how visitors navigate it. The table below lists the categories we rely on.
| Category | Purpose | Consent required |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Session management, security, and basic site operation | No – essential for the site to work |
| Analytics | Visitor counts, page views, and navigation patterns | Yes |
| Marketing | Tracking conversions and ad performance | Yes |
Necessary cookies run automatically – they remember your consent banner choice and maintain your session as you move between pages. Without them, parts of the site would break.
Analytics cookies tell us which pages get read and where visitors drop off. We use this data to improve the portal's layout and content. No personal information is collected – the data is aggregated and anonymous.
Marketing cookies track whether a visitor who clicked through to the operator's site went on to register or deposit. This helps us understand which content drives genuine interest. These cookies are set only with your consent.
Third-party scripts we cannot control
Some elements on this site – embedded videos, social-media widgets, and advertising networks – load scripts from external providers. Those providers may set their own cookies, governed by their own policies rather than ours.
Common third parties include analytics platforms, payment-processor verification tools, and affiliate tracking services. Each has its own data-handling rules, which you can review on their own sites. We do not receive personal data from these scripts, but we cannot prevent them from running once you consent to non-essential cookies.
How third-party tracking works here
When you accept marketing cookies, the site may load scripts from affiliate networks. These scripts record that a visitor from wazamba.games went on to create an account or make a deposit at the operator's platform. The network uses this data to credit the referral – we see only the anonymised event, not your account details or transaction amounts.
Managing cookies in your browser
Every major browser lets you block or delete cookies. The steps vary slightly, but the principle is the same: open your browser's settings, find the privacy or security section, and adjust the cookie controls.
- Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. Choose "Block third-party cookies" or "Block all cookies".
- Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data. Select "Delete cookies and site data when Firefox is closed" or use Custom settings to block trackers.
- Safari: Preferences → Privacy. Tick "Block all cookies" or "Prevent cross-site tracking".
- Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions → Manage and delete cookies and site data. Toggle "Block third-party cookies" or clear data on exit.
Blocking all cookies will stop analytics and marketing scripts, but it may also break site features that rely on necessary cookies – such as remembering your consent choice or keeping you logged into a members area if we add one in future.
Clearing stored cookies
You can delete cookies already on your device through the same browser menus. Look for "Clear browsing data" or "Manage cookies" – most browsers let you remove cookies from specific sites without wiping everything. Clearing cookies resets your consent banner, so you will see it again on your next visit.
What happens when you decline
If you decline non-essential cookies through the consent banner, the site sets only the necessary ones – enough to remember your choice and deliver basic functionality. Analytics and marketing scripts will not load, and third-party trackers will not fire.
The portal remains fully readable with cookies blocked. You will not see personalised content, because we do not personalise anything – this is an information site, not a logged-in service. The only consequence is that we lose visibility into how visitors use the pages, which makes it harder to spot broken links or confusing navigation.
Changes to this policy
We update this notice when we add new tracking tools or change how cookies are used. The date at the end of the page shows when the text was last revised. Significant changes – such as adding a new third-party script – will be announced through the consent banner, which will reappear so you can review the new terms.
Check back occasionally if you want to stay current with how the site handles cookies. Old versions are not archived publicly, but you can request a copy of a previous revision by writing to [email protected].
Get in touch
Questions about this cookie policy, or about how your data is handled more broadly, can be sent to [email protected]. We aim to reply within 48 hours. For questions about the operator's own data practices – account information, transaction history, or marketing emails from the platform itself – contact the operator's support team directly through the channels listed on its own site.
Last updated: 26 March 2026
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