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Cookie Policy

Dr Lena Whittaker By Dr Lena Whittaker
· Updated 18 June 2026 09:00 NZT · Methodology

This page explains what cookies and similar tracking technologies rfacdn.nz uses, what we currently do not use, what we might add in future, and how you can control or block cookies in your browser. It is written in plain English because cookie policies should be readable, not buried in legalese.

Last updated: 18 June 2026.

1. What cookies are

A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store on your device when you visit it. The next time you load a page from the same site, your browser sends that file back, which lets the site remember things about your previous visit — for example whether you were logged in, what language you chose, which dark-mode preference you picked, or which advertising network served the banner you saw an hour ago.

Cookies are usually grouped into four broad categories. Strictly necessary cookies make the site work (load balancing, security tokens, CSRF protection). Functional cookies remember preferences such as theme, region or language. Analytics cookies record how you use the site so the owners can see which pages are popular and which are broken. Marketing cookies track behaviour across sites to build advertising profiles. New Zealand does not currently have a stand-alone cookie law equivalent to the EU's ePrivacy Directive, but the Privacy Act 2020 still applies to any personal information collected via cookies, and we treat consent as the right default rather than the legal minimum.

2. Cookies on this site

rfacdn.nz is currently a fully static website and sets no first-party cookies of its own. There is no login, no shopping cart, no user account system, no session state, no remembered preferences, no analytics pixel, no advertising tag, and no remarketing pixel. If you visit our pages and inspect your browser's storage panel, you should see no cookies issued from the rfacdn.nz domain.

There are two third-party services our pages load directly from their own domains: the Tailwind CSS CDN (which delivers styling) and Google Fonts (which delivers the typefaces). These services may set their own technical or load-balancing cookies on their domains when your browser fetches assets from them. We do not read those cookies, we cannot read those cookies, and they are not used to identify you to rfacdn.nz. They exist for the operational purposes of the CDN and font provider only.

If we ever add analytics (for example a privacy-respecting tool such as Plausible or a self-hosted instance of Matomo), affiliate-click tracking, A/B testing, or any other marketing or measurement cookies, we will update this page before rolling them out, list each cookie by name and purpose, and add a consent banner so you can choose whether to allow non-essential cookies. We will not deploy tracking technology silently.

3. Third-party cookies on outbound links

rfacdn.nz contains affiliate and editorial links that take you to third-party websites — primarily the online casino operators we review. When you click one of those links, you leave our site and arrive at a separate website operated by that brand. That destination site will almost certainly set its own cookies on your device under its own cookie policy and privacy policy, which are entirely outside our control.

Most casino sites use cookies to: remember which affiliate or campaign sent you (so the operator's affiliate platform can credit a referral if you later sign up), keep you logged in, persist session state, track bonus eligibility, run their own analytics, and serve targeted advertising. We do not have access to the contents of those cookies and we do not receive any personal data from them — only the aggregate referral statistics our affiliate dashboards expose, which typically come down to "X clicks, Y registrations, Z funded accounts" with no individual identification of users.

Before signing up to any operator linked from this site we encourage you to read that operator's own cookie and privacy policies and to use the browser controls described below if you would prefer not to be tracked.

4. How to control cookies in your browser

All modern browsers let you block, limit or delete cookies — both globally and per-site — and most also let you block third-party cookies entirely without breaking everyday browsing. The exact settings change between versions, but the official help pages below are kept current by each vendor:

You can also use private/incognito windows, which discard cookies and site data the moment you close the window, and most browsers support extensions like uBlock Origin or Privacy Badger that block tracker scripts before they ever set a cookie. Blocking all cookies sitewide is unlikely to affect rfacdn.nz (because we do not set any), but it can stop you from staying logged in on third-party sites you click through to, including operator accounts.

5. Updates to this policy

We will update this Cookie Policy whenever we add, remove or change a cookie or similar tracking technology — and at minimum once a year. The "Last updated" date at the top of the page will always reflect the most recent meaningful change, and material changes will be flagged on the homepage or in a dedicated changelog entry for at least 14 days.

6. Contact

Questions about cookies, tracking, or this policy? Email [email protected]. We respond within three business days.

If gambling is harming you or your whānau, please do not email us — call the free, confidential, 24/7 NZ Gambling Helpline on 0800 654 655, text 8006, or visit gamblinghelpline.co.nz. They are the people trained to help, and they are available right now.