Cookie Policy

1. What Cookies Are

Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser when you visit it. They let a site remember things between page views – for example your settings – and help its owner see how pages are used. A cookie usually holds a short identifier and an expiry date, not your name or contact details, and it cannot run programs or carry viruses. This Cookie Policy explains how this information site (the Site) uses them. The Site is an information guide to Tower Rush, run neither by Galaxsys nor by a casino, with no accounts, forms or payments.

2. Types of Cookies the Site May Use

The Site keeps cookies to a minimum. It may use three types:

• Necessary cookies – needed for the pages to load and work correctly, for example to keep the Site secure or to remember that you have seen the cookie notice.
• Preference cookies – remember simple choices, such as whether the table of contents on a page is open or closed.
• Analytics cookies – collect anonymous statistics, such as how many people read a page and how they arrived, so the content can be improved.

None of these cookies is used to identify you personally, and the Site does not use cookies for advertising profiles.

3. Third-Party Cookies

Some cookies can be set by third parties, such as an analytics service that counts visits to the Site. These providers follow their own privacy and cookie policies. When you click a button and move to a casino site, that site sets its own cookies under its own policy, which the Site does not control. If a page ever embeds content from another platform, such as a video, that platform may set its own cookies too.

4. How Long Cookies Last

Session cookies are deleted when you close your browser. Persistent cookies stay for a set period – from a few days to a few months for analytics and preferences – or until you delete them. Analytics cookies are usually the longest-lived type, because they need to recognize a returning browser to count visits, while necessary cookies are often session cookies. The Site does not set cookies for longer than its functions need.

5. Managing Cookies in the Browser

You decide which cookies to accept. Every major browser lets you view, block and delete cookies in its settings, usually under Privacy or Security. You can block all cookies, only third-party cookies, or delete the ones already saved. On a phone, the same options sit in the browser's settings menu. Many browsers also offer a private or incognito mode that deletes all cookies when you close the window. These choices apply to the Site and to every other site you visit in that browser, but not to other browsers or devices you use.

6. What Happens If You Disable Them

If you block cookies, the Site's pages still open and can be read in full. You may lose small conveniences, such as remembered preferences, and the Site will count your visit less accurately. Blocking cookies on casino sites can affect their login and game features, including how the game loads there. Necessary cookies are the one area where blocking has a visible cost: without them, parts of a page, such as the table of contents, may not work as intended.

7. Changes

This Cookie Policy may be updated when the Site changes the tools it uses or when the law requires it. The date at the top of the page shows the current version, and continued use of the Site means the updated policy applies. Any new type of cookie will be listed on this page before it is used.