Privacy policy
Most people read this DegenCity guide on a phone, so this policy explains what a mobile visit leaves behind, why we keep it and how you can have it removed.
What your phone tells us
When a page loads, our analytics tool records technical details: device model, operating system, browser, screen size, connection type, approximate city and the pages you opened. We use them to see how the layout behaves in portrait and which sections load slowly on mobile data.
We never ask for your name, date of birth, card numbers or wallet addresses, and no part of this site needs them.
Cookies in mobile browsers
A handful of cookies remember whether you closed the cookie banner and help us count repeat visits. Safari and Chrome let you block or clear them from their settings, and every page still works without them.
No push alerts, no device access
This site never asks your browser for permission to send push notifications, and it does not touch your contacts, camera or location services. The only messages we send are replies to emails you write to us.
When you tap through to DegenCity
Buttons on these pages open DegenCity in your browser. Whatever you enter on the casino's pages, from sign-up details to deposits and identity documents, is collected and handled by DegenCity under its own privacy policy, which is worth reading on your phone before you register.
Security on shared networks
Every page is served over an encrypted connection, so people on the same café or train Wi-Fi cannot read what you browse here. Keep a screen lock on your phone as well, since anyone who picks it up can otherwise see your open tabs.
Storage, sharing and your rights
We do not sell or rent visitor data. Our analytics and hosting providers process it for us under contract, and raw logs are deleted after a limited period. Under Australian privacy law you can ask what we hold about you, ask for a correction or request deletion, and we will reply by email.
When this policy changes
If we start collecting anything new, we will say so on this page before it happens. Reading the site after an update means the revised policy covers your visit.
