Cookie Policy

Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how TangoCasinoCruise may use cookies, local storage and similar browser technologies. These tools can remember choices, support security, measure website performance and, where the visitor agrees, help understand how content is used. The Policy should be read with the Privacy Policy, which explains broader handling of personal information.

The cookie banner appears after age confirmation. Visitors can accept all optional categories, reject optional categories or open the settings panel to make a separate choice for preference, analytics and marketing technologies. Necessary technologies remain active because they support functions requested by the visitor or required for basic website operation.

What Cookies Are

A cookie is a small text record placed in a browser by a website. It may contain an identifier, preference or timestamp that the browser returns during a later visit. Cookies can be limited to the current browsing session or remain until a stated expiry date, unless the visitor removes them sooner.

Local storage is a related browser feature that can retain small pieces of information on the device. Unlike a traditional cookie, local-storage values are not automatically attached to every network request. Both technologies should be used only for clear purposes and with appropriate visitor controls.

How the Website Uses These Technologies

TangoCasinoCruise uses browser storage to support age confirmation and remember cookie choices. Additional categories may be used to preserve interface preferences, understand aggregate performance or manage marketing features after the required consent. The active code should match the choices displayed in the settings panel.

Optional technologies must not be activated before the relevant choice is made. Refusing optional categories should not prevent access to ordinary website content, although some preference-based or embedded features may not remember settings or may remain unavailable.

Necessary Cookies

Necessary technologies support essential functions such as age-gate acceptance, cookie-consent records, security controls, form protection and basic session management. They are not used simply to build an advertising profile. Because these functions are required for the website or a choice requested by the visitor, the settings panel shows them as always enabled.

Visitors can still remove necessary storage through browser controls. Doing so may cause the age gate and cookie banner to reappear, reset saved choices or interrupt a security feature. Blocking all site storage may reduce functionality.

• Remembering that the visitor confirmed adult age.
• Saving the selected cookie categories.
• Maintaining security and preventing abusive requests.
• Supporting basic page delivery and form protection.

Preference Cookies

Preference technologies remember optional interface choices, such as language, display settings, previously selected filters or other convenience features. Their purpose is to make future visits more consistent without requiring the visitor to repeat the same selection.

If preference cookies are rejected, the website should remain usable, but saved choices may be lost when the page is closed or the browser data is cleared. Preference data should not be used for unrelated marketing without a separate basis and clear notice.

Analytics Cookies

Analytics technologies can help measure page visits, navigation paths, loading performance, device categories and errors. Reports should be used to understand which content is useful and whether the website works correctly across mobile, tablet and desktop layouts.

Analytics should be activated only after the required consent. Where possible, settings should reduce unnecessary collection, shorten retention and present results in aggregated form. Visitors who reject analytics should not be denied access to the main content.

Marketing Cookies

Marketing technologies may be used to measure campaigns, limit repeated advertising or understand whether a visitor arrived from a promotional source. They can sometimes recognise a browser across different websites and therefore require particular care and a clear choice.

Marketing tools remain disabled unless the visitor accepts them. Rejecting marketing cookies should not affect access to cruise descriptions, legal pages or responsible-gaming guidance. A future marketing provider should be listed transparently with its purpose and retention period before activation.

Local Storage

Local storage may hold the age-confirmation status and a record of the visitor’s cookie preferences. These values remain on the device until they are removed, replaced or cleared by the browser. They do not create a cruise reservation, gaming account or payment record.

Because local storage is device- and browser-specific, a visitor may see the prompts again when using another device, private-browsing mode or a different browser profile. Clearing site data also resets the stored choices.

Third-Party Technologies

External services such as analytics providers, embedded maps, social media, video players or advertising platforms may attempt to place their own identifiers. These tools should not be added as necessary technologies merely because they are convenient. Their category should reflect their real purpose.

Before a third-party tool is enabled, the website should identify the provider, purpose, data involved, retention period and whether information may be transferred internationally. Visitors should be able to refuse optional third-party technologies through Cookie Settings.

Cookie Duration

Session cookies normally expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies and local-storage values remain for a defined period or until the visitor removes them. The appropriate duration depends on the purpose: a security record may need a different period from a language choice or an analytics identifier.

Optional identifiers should not be retained longer than necessary. When a provider changes its duration, the Cookie Policy and settings information should be reviewed. Visitors can remove stored values at any time through browser controls.

Consent Management

The consent banner offers three routes: accept all optional categories, reject optional categories or manage individual preferences. No optional category should be preselected in a way that treats silence or continued browsing as acceptance. Necessary storage remains active and is clearly identified.

When preferences are saved, the website should record the selected categories and apply them consistently. A changed choice should replace the previous record. Withdrawal should be as easy as acceptance, which is why the Cookie Settings control remains available in the footer.

Browser Controls

Most browsers allow visitors to inspect, delete or block cookies and site data. Controls may be available for all websites, a specific domain, third-party cookies or private-browsing sessions. The exact menu depends on the browser and device.

Blocking all cookies can affect websites beyond TangoCasinoCruise and may prevent settings from being remembered. Visitors who prefer a narrower approach can reject optional categories in the website panel and keep the necessary values that support age and consent controls.

Updating Preferences

Visitors can reopen the settings panel at any time by using the button below or the Cookie Settings control in the footer. Saving new preferences replaces the earlier optional choices. Clearing browser data will remove the stored record and cause the banner to appear again on a later visit.

Changes apply to future use. A withdrawal cannot undo processing that already occurred while consent was active, but optional technologies should stop loading after the updated choice is applied.

Policy Changes

This Cookie Policy may change when technologies, providers, purposes or retention periods are updated. The publication date at the top of the page identifies the current version. Material changes should be explained before newly introduced optional tools are activated.

Visitors are encouraged to review the settings periodically, especially after a browser reset or when using a new device.

Contact Information

Questions about cookies, local storage or consent choices may be sent to [email protected]. Please describe the browser or device involved and the setting concerned, but do not send passwords or payment details.

Privacy requests that concern personal information beyond browser storage should be made under the Privacy Policy.