Cango Facts AU is an independent Australian information resource with affiliate links that fact-checks Cango online casino for local players. We are not the casino and do not manage player accounts or payments. Like most informational websites in Australia, our pages use small browser files to keep the site working smoothly, measure general readership numbers, and record when a visitor follows an outgoing referral link. This policy explains how those files work and how you can control them.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, tablet, or mobile phone when you load a webpage. Your web browser stores these files locally in a designated folder and sends small pieces of information back to the site if you return later or move from one page to another. They do not contain software programs, cannot install anything on your device, and cannot read personal documents or private details stored on your hard drive.
On an informational resource like Cango Facts AU, these files serve practical housekeeping purposes. Because our site does not have user accounts, login forms, or payment processing for A$ deposits, the files we place do not hold names, street addresses, or banking information. Instead, they recognise basic technical settings, such as whether you are reading on a desktop screen or a mobile browser, and whether you have already dismissed a notice banner during your current visit.
Cookies this site uses
We keep our use of browser storage minimal and divide the files into three plain categories. Each category serves a distinct role in keeping the publication running and funded.
| Type | Purpose | How long |
|---|---|---|
| Essential | Helps pages load properly, remembers basic display settings for desktop or mobile browsers, and keeps site navigation stable as you move between articles. | Usually expires when you close your browser session or after about 24 hours. |
| Analytics (anonymous) | Counts total page views, tracks which reviews of pokies or payment guides are read most often, and records general technical data such as screen size and browser type without identifying individual readers. | Typically stored for about 30 days to 12 months depending on the counter. |
| Affiliate tracking | Records when a reader follows an outgoing referral link from our pages to the casino site, allowing our publication to receive a commission if that reader later registers an account. | Usually kept for about 30 days after the link is followed. |
Essential files are active by default because the layout and tables cannot function reliably without them. Anonymous analytics help our editorial team see which topics Australian readers check most often, such as guides to BGaming pokies or mobile PWA installation steps, so we can organise our fact-checking schedule. Affiliate tracking files only activate if you choose to leave our informational pages via a referral link.
