Cookie and Browser Storage Policy

1. Cookies and similar storage

A cookie is a small text value that a website asks your browser to keep. Depending on its settings, the browser may send that value back with later requests to the same site. Websites use cookies for different reasons, but this policy covers only the first-party preference records listed below.

Browser localStorage is different: it keeps a value in the browser for a particular website origin and does not automatically travel with each web request. It remains available to pages on that same origin until site code replaces it or you clear the browser’s site data. Aussie Play Route uses a preference value so the consent interface can remember your selection across reloads and pages.

The site’s local guide search works with the guide information presented on the site. It does not need a visitor profile to return results. We do not use this inventory to describe storage that another website may set after you follow an external listing.

2. Storage used by this site

The table lists the first-party preference storage currently used by the consent controls. Both records hold the same choice, such as accepted or rejected, so the site can keep the interface state consistent. They are necessary to remember your selection and are not used to build an advertising profile.

The same name is used for the browser cookie and localStorage entry; the records have distinct browser storage mechanisms. The cookie is first-party and scoped to this site. The localStorage value remains in this browser’s site data until it is changed or removed. The site does not currently declare optional analytics or advertising tools, so neither is included as an active inventory item.

External platforms may operate their own storage when you leave this site. Their providers, purposes and retention are controlled by those platforms, not by Aussie Play Route. Review the relevant provider’s privacy and cookie information before using an external service.

3. Making and changing a choice

When the consent card appears, you can accept optional technologies, reject them, or use Manage preferences to review the available choice. Accept and reject are presented as direct alternatives. You can use the guide whether you accept or reject optional technologies; the core browsing and local search features do not depend on accepting them.

Your selection is saved so the consent card does not need to ask again on every visit. The shared site controls remember that choice across reloads and same-origin pages. A previous selection is not blanket permission for a new purpose: if optional purposes materially change, the inventory and consent request should be updated and a fresh choice requested before those optional technologies are used.

To revisit the choice, use Cookie settings in the site footer. It reopens the existing preference controls so you can change your selection. Choosing reject keeps optional technologies disabled. Changing your choice takes effect for this site in the browser where you made it; it does not change settings on another device or another website.

4. Browser controls

You can inspect or remove site data using your browser’s privacy, security or site settings. Find aussieplayroute.com in the list of websites, then review its cookies and stored data. Browser menus differ, so consult the browser’s own help if you need steps for a particular version.

If you remove the localStorage value or cookie, the saved choice is no longer available and the consent card may appear again. You can then make a new selection. Private or incognito windows commonly keep site data only for the private session and may discard it when every private window is closed.

Clearing all site data can also remove information used by other sites, so choose the specific site entry when your browser offers that option. A website you open from a directory listing has its own origin, storage and consent controls. Clearing Aussie Play Route data does not clear storage belonging to those other providers.

Browser controls can also block cookies or localStorage entirely. In that case, some preferences may not persist between visits and the consent request can be shown again. The site does not ask you to weaken your browser’s privacy settings; you may continue using the browser controls that suit you.

5. Policy updates

This policy is effective from 20 October 2026. We review it when the consent interface or browser storage changes, and update the inventory to match the records the site actually uses. A proposed tool is not listed as active unless it is introduced into the delivered site.

If a change introduces an optional purpose or materially changes how a preference is used, we will explain the change in the consent information and request a new choice before that optional use begins. A saved selection for the current purpose does not authorise unrelated future purposes. The effective date above identifies the latest policy version.

6. Storage and privacy questions

Aussie Play Route operates aussieplayroute.com in Australia. For questions about this policy or a browser storage record, contact the site team at [email protected] or call +61 2 8015 6394. Written correspondence can be sent to Level 9, 50 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia.

The team handles enquiries Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00 Sydney time. Please describe the browser and the preference record you are asking about, but do not email passwords or sensitive account details. For broader information about personal information and response handling, read our Privacy Policy. General enquiry guidance is available on the Contact page. You can also make an immediate preference change with Cookie settings in the footer.

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