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Cookies Policy

At The Star Gold Coast, we use cookies to enhance your browsing experience and provide a better service for our users.

Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store on your browser or device when you visit them. They help us remember your preferences, login information, and other details so you don't have to enter them every time you visit the site. Think of cookies like tiny notes left by a website for its next visits.

We use cookies for several reasons:

  • To improve your user experience
  • To enhance security features
  • To monitor our performance and optimize it
  • To provide relevant content and advertising based on your interests

There are different types of cookies we might store, each serving a specific purpose. Let's break them down:

These cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of our site.

  • Authentication Cookies: These help you log in and access your account.
  • Session Cookies: We use session cookies to remember your interactions with us, such as when you save items or make selections.
  • Security Cookies: Some security features are stored on the client-side.

These expire at the end of each browsing session. They're used for:

  • User authentication
  • Transaction management
  • Customer preference settings

If a user chooses to log off, all session cookies will be removed once you leave our site or browser closed.

Unlike session cookies, persistent cookies stay on your device until they expire or are deleted manually. We use them for:

  • User preferences (e.g., language selection)
  • Session management
  • Login information retention

Users can easily modify the expiration dates of these cookies through their browsers' settings.

These enhance functionality, but are not required for essential features to function. Examples include:

  • Personalized content delivery
  • Advertising targeting based on preferences (first-party or third-party)
  • Customizing the appearance of the website via user-selected stylesheets and fonts