Cookie Policy of the Aviator Game Website

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device. It usually holds a short identifier and a few settings, not documents, photos or other files from your phone or computer.

Each time you open a page, your browser sends the matching cookies back to the site. That is how a site can tell that a request comes from the same browser as a moment ago.

On websites in general, cookies are used for things like:

• keeping you in the same session while you move between pages
• remembering a display choice or other setting
• counting one visit as one visit instead of many

This page explains which of these jobs cookies do on our site.

When you visit aviator-game-india.in.net, your browser saves a few small cookie files. We use them for four practical purposes:

• Operation and security. Essential cookies keep pages working properly and support basic security and session management.
• Preferences. Cookies remember your settings, so you do not have to repeat them on every visit.
• Analytics. They show how visitors interact with the site and what traffic patterns look like, which helps us optimize functionality.
• Content. They help us personalize what you see.

Together, these cookies keep the platform stable while we learn which parts of it are actually useful to visitors.

Cookies stay inside your browser. They are not programs, and they cannot read your personal files, saved passwords or other data on your device. We use them solely to improve your experience on aviator-game-india.in.net and to keep the platform working properly.

Cookies can be grouped by what they do and by how long they last. These are the types used on our platform:

• Essential cookies. Needed for basic operations such as security and session management. Without them, some pages and features may not work properly.
• Session cookies. Active only while you browse the site. They keep your session going from page to page and are removed automatically when you close your browser. Example: staying signed in while you move between sections.
• Persistent cookies. Stay on your device after you close the browser, so the site can remember your preferences on your next visit. You can delete them manually in your browser settings.
• Analytics cookies. Collect anonymous data about how visitors use the platform, for example which pages are opened most often. This helps us spot what needs improvement. The data is aggregated and does not identify individual users.

First-party and third-party cookies

First-party cookies are set by this site and mainly support its functionality. Third-party cookies come from another domain. Any third-party cookies on this site come from trusted analytics providers and are used only to improve platform performance. You can block them in your browser; see the section below on managing cookies.

Cookies are stored in your browser, so your browser is where you control them. All modern browsers let you decide what is saved, for how long and from which sites.

In your browser settings you can:

• See which cookies are currently stored and which sites set them
• Delete cookies for a single site or clear everything at once
• Block cookies from particular sites, or block only third-party cookies
• Turn cookie storage off entirely (the option with the biggest effect on how sites work)
• Get a prompt each time a site wants to save a cookie, where your browser supports it
• Clear cookies automatically every time you close the browser

A middle path suits many people: block third-party cookies but keep first-party ones, so the site you visit can still remember your session. The next sections show where to find these settings and what to expect if you switch cookies off completely.

Menu names change between browser versions, but the path is similar everywhere: open the browser menu, go to Settings, then look for Privacy, Security or Site data.

Desktop browsers

• Chrome: Settings > Privacy and security > Third-party cookies, or See all site data and permissions.
• Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data.
• Safari: Settings > Privacy > Manage Website Data.
• Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies and site data.

Phones and tablets

On Android, open the settings of your browser app, such as Chrome, and look under Privacy and security. On iPhone and iPad, Safari settings are in the system Settings app, in the Safari section.

How to delete cookies in a few steps

1. Open your browser settings.
2. Find the privacy or site data section.
3. Choose cookies and site data.
4. Select this site, or choose to clear everything.
5. Confirm, then reload the page.

The effect depends on what you block.

• Only third-party cookies blocked. The site you visit still works as designed, but analytics providers can no longer collect usage data from your browser.
• All cookies blocked. Essential cookies are blocked too, so security and session management may not work. Some functions on aviator-game-india.in.net require cookies, and your experience on the platform may be limited.
• Cookies deleted. Your account and the data on our servers are not affected. You may need to log in again and set your preferences again.

If you only want fewer cookies, try blocking third-party ones or clearing cookies on close before turning everything off.

A note on play: if you play aviator online, treat it as entertainment, not income. Set a budget and a time limit before you start, and take a break if it stops being fun.