Sweetsino Privacy Policy: The Data Behind an Account
An account at Sweetsino runs on data, and the smallest set that does the job is the set we ask for. Registration needs a username, an email address, a phone number, a date of birth and basic personal details; payouts later need identity and address verification. Everything else — game history, session times, transactions — exists so balances, limits and histories stay correct.
Each item of data has one purpose, and the purpose is written here. The email carries the activation code and account messages; the phone supports account security; the name and address make payouts possible; verification documents unlock withdrawals; usage data keeps the lobby, the limits and the transaction history working as the player left them. Marketing messages arrive only where a player has chosen to opt in.
How We Use Information, Purpose by Purpose
Every purpose maps to a field the player filled in or an action the player took. The activation email exists because an email was given; the payout requires the name and address; the limit settings apply because the player chose them; the transaction record exists so any balance can be reconstructed and any bonus turnover checked. Nothing beyond these purposes is collected, and the account deactivation option removes the whole record set permanently once balances are settled.
The Information We May Collect
Account data in the profile
Registration fields, chosen currency, verification documents and their review status, plus the limit settings a player has chosen. This set is the minimum an account needs to exist and pay out.
Transaction and usage data
Deposits, withdrawals, bonuses and their turnover, game rounds and session times. Transaction records keep every balance reconstructable; usage records keep the lobby and the limits consistent across devices.
Support messages and requests
Questions sent through live chat, email or the contact form, handled under this policy and used to answer the question at hand.
How Changes to This Policy Are Announced
When a new version appears
The policy changes when the data uses change — a new feature, a new payment route or a new requirement.
How the change reaches players
A new version carries a fresh date at the end of the page, and material changes are announced in the account area before they take effect.
What continued use means
Continued use of the account after a change takes effect means the updated policy applies; a player who disagrees can settle the balance and deactivate the account through our support routes.
Cookies and Analytics in Brief
A small set of cookies keeps our account working, each with a visible job:
- Session cookies keep a login alive between pages.
- Preference cookies remember language, currency and lobby settings.
- Measurement cookies record which pages and features are used, so the lobby improves where players actually go.
The cookie policy lists every cookie and how to switch the optional ones off in the browser.
Your Rights Over Your Data
Access to data and its correction
A player can see and correct the account data in the profile at any time, and the transaction history is complete inside the account area.
Deletion of data and account deactivation
Limits, time-outs and self-exclusion run from the profile, and full deletion runs through the account deactivation option or a request to support — the account is then deleted permanently, after balances are paid out.
Reaching our data team
Data requests go to support through live chat, email or the contact form; the contact page describes the routes. Identity verification may be asked before personal data is handed over, for the account’s protection.
Last updated: 13 November 2026