Cookies Policy
Cookies Policy for Jammy Monkey
This page explains how Jammy Monkey uses cookies and similar browser technologies to make the site work, remember your settings, measure performance, and improve your experience. It focuses on practical details about session handling, analytics, login persistence, and how to manage cookie preferences in your browser.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored by your browser when you visit a website. They hold simple information such as a session identifier, language choice, or a flag that tells the site you have accepted a setting. Similar technologies include localStorage, sessionStorage, and browser fingerprints used for device recognition. These tools help the site remember state between page loads and visits.
Why cookies are used
Cookies and related storage are used to:
- keep you logged in during a session and optionally between visits
- store your display and language preferences
- measure site performance and aggregated usage patterns
- detect and prevent suspicious activity for security purposes
- enable features like saved favourites, quick deposits, and personalised on-site messages
Essential cookies
Essential cookies are required for core site functions. Without them you would not be able to log in, place actions tied to your account, or complete secure flows. These cookies typically control session identifiers and anti-forgery tokens and are created automatically when you use the site.
Session cookies
Session cookies last only for the duration of your browser session. They are used to maintain temporary state such as an active login or the contents of a short-lived form. When you close your browser, these cookies are removed and the session ends.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies remain on your device after you close the browser and are used to remember preferences or settings between visits. Examples include "remember me" tokens for login continuity and language selections. These cookies expire after a fixed period or until you clear them through your browser.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies store choices you make on the site so pages behave consistently. This includes language, interface layout, and whether certain help tips are shown. They improve usability by avoiding repeated prompts and by tailoring the interface to your choices.
Analytics and performance cookies
Performance cookies collect aggregated data on how the site is used. This helps diagnose page load issues, identify popular pages and features, and prioritise technical improvements. Data is collected in aggregate form so it does not identify individual users. These cookies support routine performance tuning and error tracking.
Preference and language settings
Preference cookies capture settings such as preferred language and display options. By remembering these choices, the site can present content in your preferred format on subsequent visits. You can change these settings in your account or via on-site preference controls.
Login and session continuity
To keep you logged in across pages and visits, Jammy Monkey uses secure session cookies and optional persistent tokens. Session cookies end when your browser closes. Persistent login tokens are stored only when you actively choose a "remember me" option and can be revoked by logging out or clearing cookies.
Device recognition
Device recognition uses cookies and browser storage to link activity to a device, which helps with fraud prevention, multi-factor flows, and smoother login experiences from familiar devices. This process focuses on device signals and does not rely on personal content from the device.
Security-related cookies
Security cookies support measures such as session integrity, fraud detection, and rate-limiting of sensitive operations. They help identify unusual patterns and enforce safety checks during login and financial actions. These cookies are technical in nature and are necessary for secure site operation.
Browser storage technologies
In addition to cookies, the site may use localStorage and sessionStorage for short-term state and client-side settings. sessionStorage behaves like session cookies and clears on browser close, while localStorage persists until cleared. These mechanisms are used for non-sensitive UI state and to speed up page rendering.
Third-party integrations
Some site functions rely on third-party services, such as analytics tools, crash-reporting systems, and content-delivery networks. Those services may set their own cookies when their scripts run on the site. Jammy Monkey does not control third-party cookie policies directly, so third-party cookies are subject to each provider's terms.
Marketing and communication preferences
Marketing cookies are used to remember whether you have consented to communications and to tailor promotional messages shown on-site. If you opt out of marketing cookies, the site will stop using them to personalise ads, though you may still receive general on-site offers based on aggregate patterns.
Cookie consent management
On first visit a consent banner allows you to accept or manage cookie categories. You can change these choices at any time through the cookie settings link in the site footer or within your account settings. Consent settings are stored so your choices are remembered on future visits unless you clear cookies.
Browser cookie controls
Your browser provides controls to block or delete cookies. You can typically find these options under privacy or security settings. Blocked cookies may prevent some features from working. For category-level control, use the site cookie settings to disable non-essential categories while keeping essential cookies enabled.
Clearing or disabling cookies
Clearing cookies removes stored preferences and ends persistent sessions. After clearing cookies you may need to log in again and reapply personal settings. If you disable cookies entirely, certain flows such as login, deposit, and game sessions may not function correctly.
Site functionality impact when cookies are disabled
Disabling cookies can limit or break functionality. Examples include loss of login persistence, inability to complete multi-step actions, reduced personalisation, and inability to track session state during transactions. The core site may still be accessible, but interactive features will be limited.
Technical diagnostics and performance optimisation
Cookies and browser logs help the technical team diagnose errors, measure response times, and optimise page load behaviour. Aggregated error data guides backend improvements and helps prioritise fixes to reduce outages and slow pages.
Aggregated analytics information
Analytics data is summarised so teams can understand trends like most-played pages, peak usage times, and common navigation paths. These aggregate reports do not display individual user identities and are used to refine the product, adjust capacity, and improve menus and search results.
User experience improvements
Information stored in cookies supports practical UX improvements such as restoring your last-used page, showing relevant promotions, and simplifying repeat tasks. Preferences and behavioural signals enable the site to reduce friction and keep routine actions faster.
How to contact us about cookies
If you have questions about cookie settings or want help changing preferences, use the help section in your account or the site support options. For account-specific cookie concerns, sign in and submit a request through the support centre so the team can assist with safe, personalised guidance.
Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookies Policy to reflect changes in technology or site features. Significant updates will be indicated on the site. Your previously stored consent remains in effect until you change it or clear site cookies.