1win Cookie Policy in Japan
1win uses cookies and similar technologies to keep the website secure, reliable, and easy to use. Some cookies are essential for sign-in, payments, and fraud prevention. Others help us understand how you use our services, improve performance, and adjust content for your device. You can manage your choices at any time in your browser or our cookie tools. We follow Japan’s Act on the Protection of Personal Information.
1win Cookie Usage
When you visit the website, small files called cookies are stored on your computer or mobile browser. They remember your language, keep you signed in, and help us recognize trusted activity. We use them to understand behavior on pages, measure traffic, and improve performance across devices. Cookies do not read files on your phone or computer, and they do not collect sensitive personal information. They limit access to only the data they are designed to store.
Types of Cookies Used on the Website
- Session cookies: These work during your current visit and expire when you close the browser. They keep your session secure and help pages function.
- Persistent cookies: These stay on your device for a set time. They remember preferences such as language and odds format.
- Analytical cookies: These measure traffic and feature use to improve the website. We set them only after you consent.
All of these cookie types are used for convenience and to personalize your experience across desktop and mobile services.
Your Cookie Choices
You can manage cookies through your browser settings and on your device.
- View and delete stored cookies and site data
- Block all cookies or allow only necessary cookies
- Block third-party cookies used for analytics
- Clear cookies on exit or set a time limit for storage
- Receive a prompt before a cookie is saved
- Withdraw consent for analytical cookies in the cookie banner at any time
You can also manage Flash cookies through the Flash Player settings manager. Blocking all cookies may limit functions such as login, payments, or saving preferences.
Flash Cookie Settings
Some pages may use Local Shared Objects, known as Flash cookies. You can configure these in the Flash Player settings manager, including permissions, storage limits, and security options. Blocking every cookie, including Flash cookies, may disrupt features like language selection, auto-login, and session security. Use browser and Flash controls to set the level that fits your privacy needs.
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