Because we provide information rather than any account or payment service, we have no reason to gather the kinds of sensitive data a platform might. This policy explains what that means in practice, what we deliberately do not collect, how cookies and analytics fit in, and what rights you have under EU and Italian law. It applies to this site only, not to Oscarspin or any third-party destination we may reference.
Non-Personal Data & Exclusion Policy
The simplest way to describe our approach is by what we keep out. We do not collect the personal and sensitive categories of data that carry the most risk if mishandled. Specifically, we do not collect:
- Your name or contact details such as address or phone number
- Payment or banking information of any kind
- Passwords or login credentials
- One-time codes (OTP or 2FA)
- Identity documents
- Seed phrases or private keys
There is a clear reason for each exclusion: we have no feature that would ever need them. An information site doesn’t process payments, doesn’t manage accounts, and doesn’t verify identities, so requesting any of the above would be both pointless and a liability. If you ever encounter a page on this site asking for this kind of data, treat it as a sign of a fake or compromised page and do not enter anything.
| Data type | Collected? |
| Name, address, phone | No |
| Payment or banking details | No |
| Passwords and login credentials | No |
| OTP / 2FA codes | No |
| Identity documents | No |
| Seed phrases / private keys | No |
| Aggregated, anonymised usage data | Yes, in limited form |
Cookies Usage & Functional Purpose
Like most websites, this one uses cookies, which are small files stored by your browser. We use them for a few practical jobs: keeping the site working as you navigate, remembering preferences such as your language choice, and helping us understand site usage in aggregate. They are tools for function and measurement, not for building a profile of you as an individual.
| Cookie type | What it does |
| Essential | Keeps core site functions working |
| Preference | Remembers settings such as language |
| Analytics | Helps measure usage in aggregate |
You remain in control of cookies. Most browsers let you review, limit, or delete them, and you can manage them as you prefer:
- Adjust your browser settings to block or restrict cookies
- Delete existing cookies through your browser’s privacy controls
- Use private browsing to limit what is stored in a session
One honest caveat: disabling cookies can affect how well the site works. Some preferences may not be remembered, and parts of the experience may be less smooth. That trade-off is yours to make.
Analytics & Aggregated Data Processing
To understand how the site is used and where it can improve, we may rely on third-party analytics tools. These work with aggregated and anonymised data, looking at patterns across visitors rather than identifying any single person. The questions they help answer are things like which pages are read most or where navigation breaks down, not who you are.
A few points are worth being clear about:
- Aggregated, not individual. The focus is on overall patterns, not personal identification.
- No selling of data. We do not sell or trade your information.
- Third-party tools have their own policies. Where an analytics provider is used, its own privacy terms also apply to the data it processes.
- Purpose-limited. Anything we learn is used to improve content and site stability, not for unrelated aims.
We should be precise here rather than overclaim. Some technical data, such as an IP address, can be processed by analytics services and may count as personal data under EU law even when our own intent is purely statistical. Where that is the case, the rights described below apply, and the provider’s safeguards and policies govern how that data is handled.
Data Retention & Security
We keep data only as long as it serves the limited purposes described, and aggregated analytics information is retained in a form that doesn’t identify individuals. We don’t build long-term personal profiles, because we don’t collect the data that would make one possible.
On security, the site uses standard protections appropriate to an information resource, including a secure HTTPS connection. No system is ever perfectly secure, and we won’t pretend otherwise, but the strongest safeguard here is structural: the less sensitive data that exists, the less there is to expose. By deliberately not collecting personal and financial information, we keep that risk low by design.
Third-Party Links and Sharing
This site may link to third-party pages, including official sources, for convenience. We don’t control those destinations, and once you follow a link, that site’s own privacy policy governs your data, not ours. We’d encourage reading the privacy terms of any third-party site before sharing information with it.
As for sharing, we do not sell, rent, or trade data. Limited information may be processed by the analytics or hosting providers that help operate the site, each under its own terms, and we may disclose information where required by law. Beyond that, your data is not passed around.
Your Rights Under EU and Italian Law
Because the site serves users in Italy, EU data protection rules (the GDPR) and Italian law apply. To the extent any data we or our providers process counts as personal, you have rights over it, including:
- Access: to ask what personal data, if any, is processed
- Rectification: to have inaccurate data corrected
- Erasure: to request deletion, within legal limits
- Restriction and objection: to limit or object to certain processing
- Complaint: to contact the Italian data protection authority (the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali)
Given how little we collect, many requests may simply confirm that we hold no personal data about you. Even so, the rights stand, and you’re welcome to exercise them.
Children and Age
This site is intended for adults. In Italy, gambling is restricted to those aged 18 and over, and the information here is not directed at minors. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 18, and nothing on the site is intended to encourage underage access to any platform.
Policy Changes & Contact
This policy may be updated to reflect changes in how the site operates or in applicable law. When it changes, the revised version applies from the date it is published, so it’s worth checking back occasionally. Continuing to use the site after an update means you accept the current version.
For questions about this policy or to raise a data-related request, you can reach us through the site’s editorial contact channel. Please keep its scope in mind: it handles content and policy queries, and it is not a route to any platform, account, or service. And as a standing reminder, never send sensitive data such as passwords, codes, or financial details through any channel, since none of our processes require them.