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Cookie policy – Kiwimobilebetting

Visitors reading about mobile betting on Kiwimobilebetting meet a handful of technical tools, and this policy lists them with their purpose and the ways to refuse or change them. Cookies are small text files kept by a browser; local and session storage and counting pixels work similarly and are covered as well.

Table of Contents
  1. Legal background
  2. Essential files
  3. Settings and measurement
  4. Third-party content
  5. Withdrawing or changing consent
  6. Complaints

Where cookies and similar tools collect personal information, the Privacy Act 2020 applies with its information privacy principles (section 22). Collection has a lawful purpose connected with the site (IPP 1), and people are told what is collected and why (IPP 3). The information is protected by reasonable safeguards (IPP 5), held no longer than needed (IPP 9) and disclosed outside New Zealand only under IPP 12. The cookie banner choice can be changed at will.

Essential files

These keep the site dependable: they hold a session, spread load, guard forms against abuse and store the cookie choice. As the site cannot run well without them, no separate choice is asked for. Session files end with the browser session, and the stored choice remains for twelve months at most.

Settings and measurement

Settings files remember things like the comparison table last opened. Measurement files count page views and reveal which pages are read, so the content can be improved. Neither group is set before a choice is made in the banner. IP addresses are shortened for analysis, and no profile following behaviour across sites is built.

Third-party content

Embedded videos or maps can set files of their own, so the privacy rules of that provider also apply, and objections go to it. Kiwimobilebetting sets no advertising cookies for personalised ads without a clear choice in the banner.

A choice can be changed or withdrawn whenever wanted through the "Cookie settings" link in the footer; withdrawal works for the future. Browsers let their users block and delete cookies in privacy settings as well. After essential files are deleted the banner reappears, and some features may stop for a short time.

Complaints

Complaints about handling of personal information can go to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner. The privacy policy of this site gives the details of that handling.

Last updated: 30 October 2026.