Who holds this
aviator-games.radio.fm publishes this edition and acts as controller for the limited processing set out below. One address handles everything, contact@aviator-games.radio.fm, and there is no other.
The framework applied is the UK General Data Protection Regulation together with the Data Protection Act 2018, since this edition is written for readers in Britain.
What gets collected here
Nothing is gathered deliberately. There is no sign-up, no sign-in, no newsletter, no comment thread and no form of any kind, so no field exists anywhere into which a reader could type a name.
No cookie is set by these pages, and no measurement, tagging, remarketing, replay or fingerprinting script runs on them. That absence is the reason no consent banner appears, which the cookie policy covers at greater length.
Hosting and request records
Pages are delivered by a hosting and content delivery provider, and delivery leaves a trace. Every web server records what was asked for and by whom in the technical sense: the requesting IP address, a timestamp, the file requested, the referring page where a browser supplies one, and the user agent string naming the browser and operating system.
Those records keep the site reachable and defend it against abuse, which is the legitimate interests basis for holding them at all. They are produced by the provider's infrastructure rather than gathered here, kept to the provider's own retention schedule, and copied nowhere else.
Nobody mines them. No reader of this site is profiled, scored, segmented or matched against another source, because none of the machinery that would do so exists here and the result would serve no purpose.
Email that arrives
A message sent to the address above stays until the matter is closed, plus a sensible interval in case the same subject returns. It is read in order to reply and for nothing else: no list, no marketing, no onward sharing.
Delivery runs through an ordinary mail provider, which handles the message exactly as it handles all mail. Reporting an error, incidentally, needs no personal detail at all. The page and the sentence are usually enough, and an unsigned correction gets the same treatment as a signed one.
Where the outbound links go
Several links lead off this domain: to Spribe, to the Gambling Commission, to support organisations, and to gambling operators. Operator links are commercial and labelled as such, with the arrangement behind them described on the terms page.
At the first click this notice stops applying and the destination's own takes over. Operators in particular collect account data, set cookies and run measurement at a scale this site does not, none of it within the knowledge or control of anybody here, so their notices repay the few minutes they take to read.
Rights, and what exercising them yields
British data protection law grants rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction and objection, along with the right to complain to a supervisory authority. Exercised against this site, most of them produce a confirmation that nothing is held, which is an honest answer rather than an evasive one.
Anything concerning the hosting provider's request records is better aimed at that provider, whose identity will be supplied on request. A request addressed here goes to the email above and is answered inside the statutory period. Complaints belong with the Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk, which supervises data protection across the United Kingdom.
Young readers
These pages are written for adults and collect nothing from anybody, children included, so no deletion request is ever necessary. Gambling in Britain is restricted to adults, and the page on staying in control describes the device and network blocks that keep gambling sites off a shared computer.
Revisions
If anything that processes personal data is ever introduced, this notice is updated first and the feature goes live second, with the date at the top of the page moving accordingly. Queries travel through the contact page, and the page on method and sources explains how we keep the rest of these pages current.