This page explains how Nana Bet uses cookies and similar technologies on its Ethiopian website, mobile site, and app-related services where applicable. These technologies may support secure login sessions, account protection, fraud and abuse prevention, website performance, analytics, marketing measurement, language and user preferences, and responsible gaming and age-restriction controls.
Last updated: [Operator to confirm date]
The categories below describe possible uses, not a verified inventory of technologies currently active. The operator must confirm the cookie inventory, providers, consent controls, and retention periods before publication. Availability of services remains subject to eligibility requirements, applicable Ethiopian laws and regulations, and the operator’s terms.
What Are Cookies?
A cookie is a small file stored by your browser that helps a website remember information about a visitor or device. For example, it can help a page recognize an existing login session instead of asking you to sign in again whenever you move between pages.
Similar technologies may include pixels and tags that record page activity, local storage that saves settings in your browser, and device identifiers or software development kits (SDKs) used in apps. Where used, these technologies fall within this policy according to their purpose. App-related storage may need to be managed through device controls rather than browser settings.
Why Nana Bet Uses Cookies
Some cookies are necessary for the platform to function. Others support optional features or measurement and may depend on consent, applicable requirements, and the controls available on your browser or device.
- Maintain signed-in sessions and protect account access.
- Detect suspicious activity, automated abuse, and potentially fraudulent transactions.
- Remember cookie choices, language, and display preferences.
- Improve loading speed, navigation, and error detection.
- Understand which pages are useful and where users encounter difficulties.
- Measure campaigns without including sensitive account details in advertising events.
- Support age restrictions, security checks, and responsible gaming controls where applicable.
In a typical user journey, session continuity helps connect registration, login, and account pages. During a deposit or withdrawal request, security technologies may help protect the payment flow. They do not replace payment authorization, identity verification, or customer due diligence.
Types of Cookies We May Use
Strictly Necessary Cookies
These support essential functions such as Nana Bet login, Nana Bet registration, secure account access, session continuity, payment flow protection, and storage of cookie choices. They may also support age-gate checks described in the Age Restriction Policy.
Where a technology is genuinely necessary to deliver a requested service, it may not be offered as an optional setting. Classification depends on its actual purpose, not simply its name.
Security and Fraud Prevention Cookies
Security technologies may help detect suspicious patterns, reduce automated abuse, and protect the integrity of betting, keno, live betting, and gaming areas. Details of detection rules are not disclosed because doing so could weaken account protection.
These tools may also support responsible gaming measures, such as recognizing restrictions where applicable. Self-exclusion and deposit limits should not depend solely on browser cookies: deleting a cookie does not cancel an account restriction or an obligation under the Terms and Conditions.
Analytics and Performance Cookies
Nana Bet analytics cookies may help identify loading problems, device types, navigation paths, and pages that need improvement, including the games section. This can help distinguish a slow page from a wider technical issue.
Analytics may use aggregated or pseudonymized information where applicable; pseudonymized data is not necessarily anonymous. Analytics should improve service quality, not expose private betting activity publicly. Collection of account identifiers, transaction details, or other personal data must be reviewed and disclosed where relevant.
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may remember language, region, odds format, device preferences, and login preferences. Some settings, such as storing your cookie choice, may be necessary rather than optional. A remembered region does not establish eligibility or override local restrictions.
Preferences on the Nana Bet app may be separate from those in a mobile browser. Changing settings on one device may not change them elsewhere. A remembered login preference should not be treated as a substitute for authentication.
Marketing and Advertising Cookies
Nana Bet marketing cookies may measure campaign results, identify referral sources, limit repetitive advertisements, and help select more relevant advertising. They do not establish entitlement to an offer, bonus, or winnings.
Where supported, you can reject or manage these cookies through website preferences, browser controls, or third-party advertising settings. Rejecting marketing cookies may not remove all advertisements; it can limit the use of information for personalization or measurement.
First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are set by Nana Bet. Third-party cookies may be set by external providers supporting analytics, security, payment verification, advertising, hosting, fraud prevention, or customer support. Depending on the integration, a provider may receive browser information or online identifiers.
The overview below uses provider categories because vendor names and exact lifetimes have not been supplied. It must be updated with confirmed technologies and providers; the list may change as services change.
| Cookie category | Purpose | Example use | Duration | Required or optional | Possible provider |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Core access | Login session | Confirm per cookie | Required for core functions | Operator or platform provider |
| Security | Account protection | Detect session abuse | Confirm per cookie | Required if essential | Security or fraud prevention provider |
| Analytics | Service improvement | Measure page loading | Confirm per cookie | Optional where applicable | Analytics provider |
| Functional | Remember settings | Language preference | Confirm per cookie | Depends on function | Operator or service provider |
| Marketing | Campaign measurement | Referral attribution | Confirm per cookie | Optional | Advertising provider |
How Long Cookies Stay on Your Device
Session cookies usually expire when the browser closes or the session ends. Persistent cookies remain for a defined period unless deleted earlier. Some browsers restore sessions, so closing a window may not remove every session-related item.
Exact expiry periods must be confirmed for each cookie in the inventory or preference center, where available. Cookie expiry is separate from the retention of information already collected; deleting a cookie does not automatically delete server-side records.
How Users Can Manage Cookies
- Step 1: Open the website cookie banner or preference center, if available. Review categories and reject optional analytics or marketing cookies where supported.
- Step 2: Use browser privacy settings to block selected cookies, restrict third-party cookies, or clear stored browsing data. Browser controls are broader but may affect useful features.
- Step 3: Review device privacy controls for app tracking, identifiers, and storage. Check each browser and device you use because preferences may not transfer between them.
Withdrawing consent should stop future consent-based use through the available controls; it does not necessarily erase data already collected. Clearing storage may remove saved preferences and cause the banner to appear again.
Blocking necessary cookies may disrupt login, account security, deposits, withdrawals, or gaming features. If a payment page fails, check the transaction record before retrying to avoid a duplicate request. Do not disable security controls as a workaround.
Cookies and Personal Data
Some cookies involve personal data, including online identifiers, IP addresses, or information linked to an account. The Privacy Policy should explain what is collected, why it is processed, storage and retention, recipients, user rights, and privacy contact options.
Before sharing account-holder information or KYC documents, verify the website address and authorized service channel. Cookie controls do not confirm a website’s licensing status; consult the Legal Status in Ethiopia information and the competent authority’s latest information.
When comparing browser and app access, check available privacy controls, verification requirements, and transparency of transaction limits, fees, and processing times. Cookies do not determine bonus eligibility or change the withdrawal procedure. Use verified distribution channels for any app or APK.
Updates to This Cookie Policy
Nana Bet may update this policy when technologies, providers, legal requirements, or website features change. The revision date should reflect the latest published version. Where required, material changes should be communicated and new consent obtained before relevant optional technologies are activated.
Contact Us
Use Contact Us for questions about cookies, privacy settings, or related technical problems. State your browser or app version, device type, and the issue you encountered. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, or full payment credentials. Ask support to confirm the appropriate channel before submitting sensitive documents.
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