Winmatch Cookie Policy in India
The Winmatch platform uses cookies to ensure the website operates correctly, securely, and conveniently for every user in India. Cookies are small data files stored on the user’s device that help the platform remember preferences and improve the browsing experience. Some cookies are strictly necessary for the site to function, while others support traffic analysis and personalised content delivery. Users retain full control over non-essential cookie settings through their browser at any time. This policy explains what types of cookies are collected, how they are used, and what options are available to manage them.
Winmatch Cookie Usage
When a user visits the Winmatch website, cookies are automatically saved to the device being used to access the platform. These files help the site remember account preferences, language selections, and session details across visits.
Cookies are used for several operational purposes:
- Analysing how visitors interact with the platform and its features;
- Monitoring website traffic volumes and sources;
- Measuring page performance and load behaviour;
- Retaining user-specific settings between sessions.
Cookies do not access any private data stored internally on a user’s mobile or desktop device. They do not extract personal files, contact lists, or sensitive information beyond what is necessary for the platform to function. The use of cookies on this website is limited to improving the browsing experience and maintaining the security of active sessions.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
The platform uses three categories of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose.
Session Cookies
Session cookies are temporary and are deleted automatically once the browser is closed. They help maintain continuity during an active visit, keeping the user logged in and preserving settings across pages.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies remain on the device for a defined period after the browser session ends. They enable the platform to recognise returning users and restore saved preferences without requiring manual input each time.
Analytical Cookies
Analytical cookies collect aggregated, non-personal data about how users navigate the website. Similar technologies may be used alongside analytical cookies to gather performance data and assess which sections of the site receive the most engagement.
All three cookie types are applied solely to improve convenience and tailor the experience to individual usage patterns. No cookie category is used to collect personal data beyond what is required for these stated purposes.
Your Cookie Choices
Users can manage cookie preferences directly through their browser settings at any time. Most modern browsers provide built-in controls for reviewing and adjusting how cookies are handled.
The following actions are available through standard browser settings:
- Delete all cookies that have already been stored on the device;
- Block all cookies from being saved in the future;
- Allow cookies only from specific, trusted websites;
- Block third-party cookies while permitting first-party cookies;
- Clear cookies automatically each time the browser is closed;
- Review and selectively remove individual cookies from the stored list.
Flash cookies, which are managed separately from standard browser cookies, can also be controlled through the Adobe Flash Player settings manager on the device.
Blocking all cookies entirely may limit access to certain features on the website. Some functions, such as account login, language preferences, and personalised content delivery, rely on cookies to operate correctly. Users are advised to review which cookie types they restrict before making changes to browser settings.
Flash Cookie Settings
Flash cookies are a type of data file used by Adobe Flash Player and are stored separately from standard browser cookies. They are not managed through the browser’s privacy settings and require a different approach to configure.
Users can adjust Flash cookie behaviour through the Flash Player settings manager, which allows control over:
- Permissions granted to individual websites for storing Flash data;
- Storage limits applied to Flash content on the device;
- Security parameters that govern how Flash content is loaded and executed.
Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may disrupt specific website functions. Features such as saved language settings and automatic login may not operate as expected if Flash and other cookie types are fully restricted. Users who require full access to platform services are advised to allow the necessary cookie categories through both browser and Flash Player settings.
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