This Cookie Policy explains how Luckyones uses cookies and similar technologies when you access our services in Australia. It describes what these technologies are, why we use them, and the choices you have to control them.
By continuing to browse, you can allow the use of cookies according to your preferences. Where required by law, we will request your consent before activating non-essential cookies.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device (such as a computer or phone) when you visit a website or use an online service. Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, or software development kits (SDKs). These tools help services function, remember preferences, and provide insights into performance and user experience.
Cookies are small text files that a site can save on your browser or device. They are often used for the platform to function correctly, to remember choices (for example, language), and to understand how the service is used.
In addition to cookies, we may use equivalent technologies (for example, local browser identifiers) for comparable purposes.
We may use cookies to:
We use cookies to:
These cookies are needed for the service to operate. They typically support security, login sessions, load balancing, and essential site functions. Without them, certain features may not work properly.
These cookies help us measure usage patterns (for example, which pages are visited most often, how long pages take to load, or whether errors occur). The information is generally used in aggregated form to improve reliability and user experience.
These cookies remember your preferences and settings (for example, display preferences). They help make the service more convenient and consistent across visits.
If we use advertising or targeting cookies, they are intended to measure campaign performance, limit repeated ads, or provide more relevant content based on your interactions. Where required, these cookies are optional and depend on your consent settings. If Luckyones does not run targeted advertising in a given context, these cookies may be limited or not used.
They are essential for the service to function. Without them, some features would not be available (for example, authentication, security, load balancing). These cookies normally cannot be deactivated from our preference system, although you can manage them from your browser (see corresponding section).
They help to understand how the platform is used (for example, pages visited, loading times, error events). The collected information is usually aggregated to compile statistics and improve the service. When applicable, they are activated only with your consent.
They allow remembering choices to offer a more consistent experience (for example, region, language, display settings). They can be activated by our tools or by integrated components, and in certain cases require your consent.
If we ever use targeting cookies, their purpose would be to limit repetitions, measure campaigns, and display content more in line with interests. If we do not perform interest-based advertising, this category may be disabled or used in a limited way. Where it exists, it will be managed through consent, and you can reject it without losing access to essential functions.
Depending on applicable rules in Australia and how you access the service, you may be presented with a cookie preference option when you first visit. You can typically:
Where applicable, you will see a cookie notice that allows you to:
You can modify your decision at any time from the privacy/cookie options available on the platform or by resetting cookies in your browser. Please note that revoking consent does not affect the legality of prior use based on your authorization.
You can change cookie settings at any time by using available preference controls within the service (if provided). If no in-service tool is available, you can still control cookies through your browser settings (see below). Changes may take effect on your next visit or after restarting your browser.
You can control cookies from your browser settings. In general, you can:
If you block strictly necessary cookies, some functions may fail (e.g., maintaining the session).
Most browsers allow you to control cookies through settings. Common options include:
Some functions may rely on external providers (e.g., measurement, security, or integrated functionalities services). These third parties may set their own cookies or identifiers. We do not control the internal operation of these technologies, but we strive to limit their use to what is necessary and require reasonable standards of security and confidentiality.
Some cookies may be set by third parties that provide services such as analytics, performance monitoring, or content delivery. Third parties may collect information about your device and interactions over time. We aim to use third-party services that are appropriate for operational needs and apply reasonable controls where possible; however, third-party technologies are governed by the third party’s own practices.
A cookie can be:
The duration depends on its purpose (e.g., security, preferences, measurement) and is adjusted to be proportional to the objective.
Cookie lifespans vary. Some cookies are session-based (and expire when you close your browser), while others persist for longer periods to remember preferences or support analytics. We aim to keep cookie durations proportionate to their purpose.
We may update this policy to reflect technical, operational, or legal changes. The current version will be the one published on the platform with its update date.
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes in technologies, operational needs, or applicable requirements in Australia. Updates will be posted on the service with a revised effective date. Continued use of the service after updates means you have read the updated Cookie Policy.
If you have questions about the use of cookies or wish to exercise options related to your preferences, contact us: