1. Cookies and similar storage
Cookies, local storage and session storage are different technologies. A cookie can accompany a browser request to its associated website. Local storage and session storage are records that page scripts can read on the device. Their behaviour and lifetime should be considered separately when reviewing site data.
Storage can serve necessary delivery, functional preferences or optional measurement. Remembering that a message was dismissed is a functional preference; advertising and analytics would serve different purposes. The presence of a cookie notice does not by itself tell you which of these functions a website uses.
2. Storage used on this site
The local-storage key twinau_cookie_notice holds the value dismissed after the cookie notice is closed. The script checks that preference to avoid displaying the same notice on a later visit. No expiry is set for this entry in the script. It can remain until the browser or visitor clears it.
The session-storage key twinau_exit_seen holds the value 1 to record that the exit message has appeared. This prevents repeated display during the session. It is an interface flag: it does not contain an account identifier, payment amount or history of gambling activity.
The reviewed page scripts include no analytics service, advertising pixel or additional tracking vendor. That finding concerns these scripts, not a complete inventory of cookies that hosting infrastructure or an external destination may set. The functions described above remain distinct from any optional measurement added in a future version.
3. External destinations
An onward link takes the visitor to a different service, which may set its own records. Check that destination’s cookie and privacy information before using an account or providing personal details. Storage created there is not explained by the two twinau.com interface keys listed above.
The notice on this website can be dismissed and reopened. Its dismissal button acknowledges the message; it does not offer a selection of advertising vendors. Closing it also does not change cookie choices on another host or apply an opt-out to the operator’s separate service.
4. Browser controls
To review records on your device, find the browser’s site-data or privacy settings and select this host. You can clear stored entries or restrict storage according to the browser’s available options. Use its help information if the relevant setting is difficult to find.
After clearing local storage, expect the cookie message to appear again. Session records may also be affected by closing or restoring tabs. These actions change device data; they do not cancel a gambling account, remove operator transaction records or request self-exclusion. Those actions require separate contact with the service concerned.
5. Changes and questions
Refer back to this notice if the website changes its storage functions. A new purpose or vendor needs its own explanation; the current notice describes only the functions identified above. The browser’s site-data view can help show which records are present during your visit.
For the distinction between browser records, hosting information and a Twin customer account, consult the Privacy Notice. It also explains how to identify the service involved when raising an information-handling question.