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Cookie Policy

Updated: 10 November 2026

This cookie policy explains how Cango Hub NZ on cangohub-nz.com stores and reads small text files on your device when you browse our pokies guides, provider tables, and lobby maps. Because we operate as an independent information hub for New Zealand readers rather than a gaming platform, we do not run player accounts, cashier systems, or login sessions. The files we place are limited to technical page delivery, anonymous traffic counting, and affiliate referral attribution. Below you will find the exact categories of cango hub nz cookies, why each group exists, how long they remain on your browser, and how you can delete or block them.

Our site uses three distinct groups of browser files to keep pages loading quickly and to fund our editorial work without charging readers. We do not use behavioral advertising networks or cross-site retargeting pixels.

Cookie typePurposeDuration
NecessaryRemembers your cookie banner choice, enforces secure HTTPS routing, and keeps page layouts stable across mobile and desktop screens.Session to 12 months
AnalyticsRecords anonymous page views, time spent on lobby maps, device screen sizes, and general regional traffic patterns from New Zealand.24 hours to 14 months
Affiliate trackingRegisters an anonymous referral identifier when you click an outbound partner link so our site receives credit for the visit.30 days to 90 days

Every entry in the table above serves a practical function on cangohub-nz.com. Necessary files load automatically when you open an article, while analytics and referral tags operate without collecting your name, email address, or street location.

Cookie settings can be changed at any time in your browser; blocking non-essential cookies does not break the site.

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How cookies are used on this site

When you open a guide about BGaming pokies, collection filters, or mobile Progressive Web App steps, our server places strictly necessary cookies first. These technical files verify whether you have already dismissed the consent notice at the bottom of the screen so it does not cover the text on every click. They also assist with load balancing and caching, ensuring that large provider tables and category schemes render swiftly on both desktop browsers and mobile connections.

Analytics files help our editors see which reference pages Kiwi readers actually use. By looking at aggregated metrics, we can tell whether visitors spend more time reading about Hold and Win mechanics, checking the Egypt collection overview, or reviewing Sumsub verification steps. IP addresses are truncated before storage, meaning we never see who you are or trace your browsing path outside our domain.

Because Cango Hub NZ is an independent informational portal funded through partner referrals, we also rely on affiliate tracking cookies. If you select a link that leads from our hub to the casino platform, a temporary text file records that your visit originated from cangohub-nz.com. This file contains a random alphanumeric string rather than personal data, and it allows the destination platform to recognise our referral if you later register an account.

Managing cookies in your browser

You have full control over how your phone, tablet, or computer handles cango hub nz cookies. Every modern browser includes built-in privacy settings where you can inspect stored files, wipe existing history, or block third-party tags altogether.

  • In Google Chrome on desktop or Android, open the three-dot menu, select Settings, go to Privacy and security, and tap Third-party cookies or Clear browsing data to remove stored site files.
  • In Apple Safari on iPhone or Mac, open the Settings app or Preferences menu, choose Safari, and toggle Block All Cookies or tap Clear History and Website Data.
  • In Mozilla Firefox, open the main menu, select Settings, navigate to Privacy and Security, and choose Custom under Enhanced Tracking Protection to restrict specific file categories.
  • In Microsoft Edge, open Settings, select Cookies and site permissions, and click Manage and delete cookies and site data to clear entries for individual domains.

If you block all cookies completely, our articles, lobby maps, and provider tables will still open and remain readable, though the cookie notice banner may reappear each time you switch pages. For any questions about this cookie policy or how data is handled on our site, you can write to our editorial team at [email protected].