Rafflee Cookie Policy

About This Cookie Policy

• This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are and how we use them. For information about our use of your personal data, please see our Privacy Policy. Capitalised terms used in this Cookie Policy shall have the same meaning as defined in our Privacy Policy, unless otherwise defined within this Cookie Policy.
• You should be aware that when you access or use our content, products and services, we may collect information from your devices through the use of 'cookies' and similar technologies. Cookies perform various different functions, often to improve your user experience.

• What are cookies and similar technologies?

  A cookie is a small (text) file that is stored by the browser on your computer when you visit our website. Similar technologies such as Web beacons, pixel tags, clear Gifs and Flash cookies work in similar ways storing information in images, gifs or plug-ins.

• SDK's (Standard Development Kits) are used on our mobile apps and provide core functionality as well as levels of tracking.
• In this notice, the terms "cookies", "similar technologies" or "trackers" are used interchangeably to refer to all technologies that we may use to store data in your browser or device or that facilitate collection of personal information.

• Why do we use cookies?

  Strictly Necessary, Functionality, Performance and Third Party Marketing/Targeting Cookies are used by our websites and apps to improve your experience, to ensure relevant content and functions are delivered and to display advertising relevant to your interests.

• We use both session cookies and persistent cookies to perform various functions across our sites.
• Session cookies are downloaded to your device temporarily for the period that you browse a particular website; these cookies might allow you to navigate between pages more efficiently or enable websites to remember the preferences you select. Persistent cookies can be used to help websites remember you as a returning visitor or ensure the online adverts you receive are more relevant to your interests.
• We provide detailed information on cookie purposes in How we use cookies and in the Cookie Management functionality located on the footer of each service we provide.

• How we use cookies?

• When you visit our websites, Cookies will be placed on your device in two ways:
  • Cookies placed by Rafflee as the site operator, are called "first party" cookies.
  • Cookies may also be placed on your device by a party other than Rafflee. Such cookies are known as "third party" cookies. Examples of the uses of third party cookies include collecting information about browsing habits, providing tailored content to you and serving marketing and advertising that we believe is of interest.
• While there are many different uses for first and third party cookies, the cookies used by us fall into one of the following four categories:
  • Strictly Necessary Cookies
  • Functionality Cookies
  • Performance Cookies
  • Third Party Marketing / Targeting Cookies
• Set out in the tables below is more information on these categories of cookies, including their purpose and whether these cookies collect personal data. These tables provide summary information designed to help you understand our use of cookies more clearly. For granular, complete details on each individual cookie, including cookie name, host, duration, type (first vs. third party), category and description, please see the Cookie Management preference centre by clicking the link in the footer of our websites and apps.

• How can you control the use of cookies?

• Cookie consent choices upon visiting Rafflee sites or apps

• When you first visit one of our sites or apps, you will be presented with a banner which offers you a choice between:
  • providing consent for all cookies (the "Allow all cookies" button);
  • rejecting all optional cookies (the "Allow necessary only" button), which will block the use of such cookies on our sites or apps; or
  • opening the Cookie Management preference centre (the "Manage Cookies" button) where you can tailor your choices on each cookie category or type.

• Changing cookie preferences on Rafflee sites or apps

• You can change your cookie preferences at any time by clicking the "Cookie Management" link in the footer of the site or app. This will open our Cookie Management preference centre, where, as explained above, you can choose which categories of cookies you want turned on or off. We participate in the IAB Europe Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF) and comply with its Specifications and Policies. We use OneTrust to provide our Consent Management Platform, this has TCF identification number 28.
• If you change and remove your consent for a specific cookie category, it will result in the cookies being blocked or disabled on our sites and apps, meaning they will not be used by the first (us) or the third party serving the cookies. However, even though the cookies will not be used anymore, the disabled and unused cookies may still remain on your device. To remove unused and disabled cookies from your device, you can do so easily through use of your browser or device settings – see "Cookie control through browser settings" and "Cookie control through Apple iPhone iOS".

• Cookie control through browser settings

• Generally, your web browser settings will provide controls that enable you to accept, refuse or delete all cookies, third party cookies or specific website cookies. So, if you want to block cookies at a browser level or third party level, rather than just on our Rafflee site or app, you can do so via your browser settings.
• Different settings will be available within each browser but the instructions on how you can change the settings are easy to follow. Below, we provide links to these instructions with commonly used browsers. For more on managing cookies, visit www.allaboutcookies.org.
• Please note that this section about cookie management via browser settings is general guidance being provided by us to help you manage your online activity and privacy but as we do not own or manage any of these browser or device processes, , you should contact the browser or device providers directly should you have any queries.
• Links to cookie control help for commonly used web browsers:

• Google Chrome

  If you are using Chrome, Google has provided generic information on how to manage Cookies at this link.

  Alternatively, if you would like to manage cookies one site at a time, see this link.

• Apple Safari

  If you are using Safari on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, Apple has provided information on how to manage Cookies at this link.

  Alternatively, if you are using safari on any Mac product, Apple has provided information on how to manage Cookies at this link.

• Microsoft Edge

  If you are using Edge, Microsoft has provided information on managing all cookies, cookies from a specific site, or managing cookies every time you close the browser at this link.

• Cookie control through Apple iPhone's iOS

  The Apple iPhone's operating system, iOS, enables iPhone users to choose which apps can track you or your iPhone across the web. You can find out more at this link.

• Control of third party cookies

  For each category of cookies placed on our sites or apps, different third parties may be receiving data based on cookies placed on your device. Some of these third parties may be receiving data from cookies served directly by the third parties themselves (i.e. third party cookies), but, due to the way in which Rafflee implement cookies on our sites and apps, the third parties may also be receiving data from cookies placed by us (i.e. first party cookies). The third parties who receive data derived from each category of cookies include the following:

  • Strictly Necessary Cookies include security, traffic management, fraud prevention and service enabling data moving to Akamai, Cloudflare, and OneTrust
  • Functionality Cookies include data moving to Oracle.
  • Performance Cookies include data moving to AppsFlyer, Google and Microsoft
  • Third Party Marketing / Targeting Cookies include cookies served by Adobe, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter / X and YouTube.
• Full details on each individual cookie being used on our sites and apps, either being placed directly by a third party or sending data to a third party via a first party cookie, is provided through the Cookie Management preference centre. This information includes the third party name, a link to the third party's privacy and cookie information, and then full details on each individual cookie.
• You can block third party cookies used by our sites and apps at any time, from your initial visit or any subsequent visit, by using the Cookie Management preference centre.
• If you wish to block third party cookies at a browser level, you can do so by using your browser settings, as explained in "Cookie control through browser settings".
• There are also tools available online that enable you to control your third party cookies, particularly cookies used for interest-based or targeted marketing. Two such tools are from:
  • The European Interactive Digital Advertising Alliance ("EDAA"). The EDAA is a not-for-profit European industry coalition representing the advertising sector and governed by EU-level organisations. Their online portal YourOnlineChoices.eu provides easy-to-understand information about interest-based/online behavioural advertising and provides an easy-to-use mechanism to control your choice of turning on or off personalised online advertising by some or all companies.
  • The Network Advertising Initiative ("NAI"). The NAI is a not-for-profit self-regulatory association, comprised exclusively of third-party digital advertising companies, aimed at promoting, maintaining and enforcing standards for data usage in digital marketing. The NAI's opt-out page provides more information about NAI members who deliver personalised online advertising and provides tools for opting-out of receiving them.
• Finally, you can also control your cookies and personalised advertising settings directly with our online and social media advertising partners. Below, we provide links to where these settings can be controlled, as well as links for more information on how they manage your privacy and on how to exercise your rights.
  • Adobe: To opt-out of Adobe Experience Cloud Advertising Services, which are used by businesses like Rafflee to personalise and improve performance of marketing, click here. Further information can be found in the Adobe Experience Cloud Privacy Statement.
  • Google (including DoubleClick and YouTube) advertising cookies: Users can opt out of Google's use of cookies for advertising, including DoubleClick cookies, by visiting Google's Ads Settings page. Google's full privacy policy is located here.
  • Meta, including Facebook, cookies and personalised advertising: Click here for information on how to control the cookies and other information used by Meta, including Facebook.
  • Microsoft (including Bing): Click here to learn more about Microsoft's personalisation of ads to you and how to opt out of such personalisation. For more information about Microsoft's use of personal data, visit the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
  • Twitter / X: Click here for information on controlling personalised ads, or here for the full privacy policy.

• Changes to the Policy

  It is important to check back often for updates to this Policy. If we make material and important changes, we will let you know by placing a notice on the relevant Service and/or contacting you using other methods such as email.

• Contact Us

  If you have any questions about how we use Cookies, you can contact our data protection officer and team by emailing dp@flutteruki.com.