SpinPin Cookie Policy in United Kingdom
SpinPin uses cookies and similar technologies to keep the website secure, practical and reliable for United Kingdom users. Some cookies are mandatory because the website cannot operate correctly without them. Other cookies help collect information about website use, service performance and content preferences. You can manage cookie settings through your browser and, where available, through website privacy controls.
SpinPin Cookie Usage
Cookies are small text files saved on your device when you visit the website. They help remember settings, maintain secure sessions and record website activity linked to the services you use.
SpinPin may use cookies to understand platform behaviour, monitor traffic and assess performance. This information helps identify technical errors, improve page loading and maintain account security.
Cookies do not access files, photos, contacts or other internal device data. Some cookies may process online identifiers that can be personal data under UK data protection law, so their use is limited to privacy purposes described in this policy.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
Session cookies
Session cookies are temporary. They support core website functions during a single browser visit, such as page navigation, account access and security checks.
Persistent cookies
Persistent cookies stay on your device for a set period or until you delete them. They can remember preferences such as language, display settings or consent choices.
Analytical cookies
Analytical cookies collect information about website use. They help measure visits, traffic sources, page performance and errors without accessing internal device content.
All cookie types are used to support convenience, privacy controls and a more relevant mobile or desktop experience. They also help adapt services to your selected settings.
Your Cookie Choices
You can manage cookies through your browser settings at any time. Most browsers allow you to control how cookies are stored, deleted or blocked.
You can usually take these actions:
- view cookies stored by the browser;
- delete existing cookies;
- block all cookies or selected cookies;
- set alerts before cookies are saved;
- limit cookies used on a mobile browser;
- manage Flash cookies through Flash Player settings.
Complete cookie blocking may limit website functionality. It may affect language preferences, saved login, security checks and access to certain services.
Flash Cookie Settings
Flash cookies, also called local shared objects, can store settings outside standard browser cookie controls. If your device or browser still supports Flash content, you can configure these cookies through the Flash Player settings manager.
The settings manager can be used to set permissions, restrict storage and adjust security parameters. These controls are separate to standard browser cookie settings.
Blocking all cookies, including Flash cookies, may disrupt website functions. This can affect language settings, saved login and some security features.
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