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What cookies are and why the set here is minimal
A cookie is a plain text record, not a program: it cannot execute code, scan the device or read files stored on it. Its only function is to let a website recognise the browser that returns to it, carrying small pieces of information between visits. Because theregenerators.co is an information resource rather than a gambling operator, the set of cookies on the site is deliberately minimal. There is no account login, no cashier and no payment processing, so no cookies are needed for transactions or identity verification.
Which cookies the site uses
The site uses three categories of cookies, each with a distinct role:
Strictly necessary cookies keep pages loading correctly, protect the site against abuse and record the answer given in the cookie banner so it does not reappear on every visit.
Preference cookies store settings chosen by the visitor, such as display options, so they persist between sessions.
Analytics cookies show which pages are read and for how long, in aggregated form with no link to any individual person.
By storage lifetime, cookies divide into session and persistent ones. Session cookies are deleted when the browser is closed, while persistent cookies remain for a defined period and then expire automatically. The site does not place advertising cookies for targeting or profiling purposes, and no data collected through cookies is sold or shared with advertisers.
Cookies set by third parties
Some cookies are set by third parties rather than by the site itself. The analytics service used by the editorial team places its own cookies when a page loads, and those files are governed by the provider's own privacy policy. None of them transmit information to gambling operators. Casinos featured in comparisons on theregenerators.co do not install cookies through this site: the pages carry no links leading to operator websites. The transition to an operator therefore happens outside this site and is not tracked here, and no operator receives data about visitors of the resource.
Consent
Consent is collected through a banner that appears on the first visit. Optional categories, meaning preference and analytics cookies, are activated only after the visitor agrees; strictly necessary cookies operate without consent because the site cannot function without them. The answer a reader gives is itself stored in a strictly necessary cookie, which is why the banner does not appear again on later visits. Clearing all cookies in the browser erases that record as well, so the banner will reappear on the next visit and ask for consent once more. The choice recorded in the banner can be changed at any time, and declining optional cookies does not limit access to any page.
How to delete or block cookies
Visitors retain full control over cookies through their browser. Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge all allow users to delete cookies already stored, block all cookies, or block only third-party ones. Private or incognito mode prevents most cookies from being saved permanently in the first place. Blocking or deleting strictly necessary cookies will stop some parts of the site from working as intended, since the browser can no longer record basic choices.
Changes and contacts
This policy takes effect from the moment of publication on the site and applies until a revised version appears. Any updates are posted on this page, so the current text always reflects present practice. If a new category of cookies is introduced, consent is requested again before it starts working: an earlier answer covers only the categories that existed at the time it was given. Questions about how cookies are used can be sent to [email protected].