LineUp Cookie Policy: What the Site Saves on Your Device

On the first visit, LineUp shows a short banner: “We use cookies, check Privacy policy for more information.” Pressing Okay closes it. The rules for cookies and similar technologies are part of the LineUp Privacy Policy, and this page explains them in plain terms: what is saved, why, which outside services load and how to switch cookies off.

A Random ID With No Meaning Outside LineUp

When you use the site, a cookie is stored on your computer or phone. It gives your browser or device a unique number that means nothing outside LineUp. The site may also use your IP address to recognise you, run the website and find server problems.

Staying Logged In and Saved Settings

The most practical job of cookies is saving you from typing the same thing twice. After you enter your email and password, the site remembers them for the rest of that session. If you agree to it, this can extend to automatic login on later visits. Cookies also keep your language setting and help show content that matches what you play.

Activity Data for Analytics and Personal Offers

Cookies feed the activity data LineUp keeps on each account: analytics, pages viewed on the site, time spent on them, clicks, favourite games and bet types. Online identifiers such as the IP address and browser details also support marketing, where the player has agreed to it.

Live Chat, Social Sign-In and Other Outside Services

Several parts of the site are run by other companies. They load inside LineUp pages, but follow their own privacy and cookie rules, so their policies apply to what they collect:

  • the LiveChat support widget, available on every page;
  • sign-in with Google, Microsoft, Apple or Telegram;
  • the sports betting widget on the Sports pages;
  • game windows from studios such as Play’n GO, Playson and Winfinity, including free demo mode.

Home Screen Shortcut and Files Kept Offline

LineUp works as a web app (PWA). When you add it to the home screen on iPhone or Android, the browser keeps a manifest file and a service worker on the device, so the site opens in its own window like an app.

Blocking, Deleting and Do Not Track Signals

Most browsers accept cookies automatically. You can change this in the browser or device settings, but blocking cookies can switch off some features, such as staying logged in. LineUp does not respond to Do Not Track signals from browsers, as there is no agreed standard for them yet.

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