Cookie Policy

Table of Contents
  1. Current cookie status
  2. What a cookie is
  3. Server logs are different from cookies
  4. External links
  5. Browser controls
  6. If the site changes
  7. Policy updates

FridayFriday Australia Guide does not currently set first-party cookies or use site scripts that write to local browser storage. The pages contain no analytics, advertising trackers, affiliate trackers, consent platform, account login, comments, forms or embedded third-party widgets.

Last reviewed: 9 September 2026. This statement applies to the editorial site in its current form and does not describe FridayFriday Casino or any other website reached through an external link.

A cookie is a small value that a website asks a browser to store and return with later requests. Cookies can support essential sessions, preferences, audience measurement, advertising or security. Similar browser technologies include local storage and session storage, which can retain information without using the traditional cookie format.

Because this site does not currently use those features through its own scripts, there is no site-specific cookie name, purpose, provider or retention period to list. Publishing a generic vendor table would inaccurately imply that those services are present.

Server logs are different from cookies

A hosting provider can record technical requests needed to deliver and secure a page even when no cookie is set. Such logs can include an IP address, request time, requested URL, response status and browser information. The Privacy Policy explains this distinction and the need for the publisher to review the host’s real configuration.

Articles may link to FridayFriday or public authorities such as ACMA. Clicking an external link opens another website with its own cookie and privacy choices. This site cannot prevent that destination from setting cookies once the visitor leaves the editorial pages.

Review the destination’s policy and consent controls before accepting non-essential cookies or entering personal information. Closing the external page does not necessarily remove storage already created by that destination.

Browser controls

Most browsers let users view, block or delete cookies and clear local site data. Blocking all cookies can affect account logins and other functions on external sites, so review the browser’s explanation before applying a blanket setting. Private-browsing mode can limit how long some local data remains, but it does not make network requests anonymous.

Cookie controls for an external casino account belong to that external service. Do not send casino login details or identity documents to this editorial site when seeking help with browser storage.

If the site changes

If the publisher later adds analytics, advertising, embeds, consent tools, affiliate tracking, forms or another technology that sets or reads cookies, this policy must be updated before the technology goes live. The updated version should name each provider and cookie category, explain the purpose, identify the retention period and describe how consent or opt-out controls work.

Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential storage, those tools should remain inactive until the required choice has been obtained. A consent banner should reflect the actual technologies in use rather than display generic categories that do not correspond to the site.

Policy updates

The review date should be updated whenever cookie behaviour changes. The current zero-cookie statement must be rechecked after any hosting, analytics, advertising or embedded-content change, because a small technical addition can alter the accuracy of this policy.