Privacy Policy: What Really Happens to Your Data

Why This Policy Deserves Your Attention

Two different data trails can begin from this site. Reading its pages creates one; following a Login, Register or Play button to the hosting platform reached after redirect creates another, and the second can contain far more than a username and balance.

That matters for three reasons.

First, this site is an independent information resource about the Aviator crash game by Spribe. It has no player accounts, holds no balances and never asks for a password, identity document or payment detail. What it may record is limited to ordinary website data such as technical logs and cookie preferences.

Second, the hosting platform is a separate organisation with its own privacy policy. Registration details, payment references, identity documents, login records and round history belong to that platform, which carries identity, age, fraud-prevention and payment-ownership obligations under its own licence.

Third, users should know where to ask questions. Questions about this site go to the site itself; questions about an account, a document or a transaction go to the platform’s support route after login. This site cannot see, change or delete any platform record.

Read this page as an explanation, not as a substitute for the platform’s full official policy or independent legal advice.

What Information Gets Collected?

The categories below separate what this site may collect from what the hosting platform may collect after redirect.

• Technical information on this site: IP address, browser, device type, operating system, pages viewed, referring page and security logs.
• Preference information on this site: cookie choices and display settings stored in the browser.
• Contact information on this site: only what a visitor voluntarily sends when reporting a content error or asking a site-related question.
• Identity and contact information on the platform: legal name, date of birth, country, email address, phone number and documents requested for verification.
• Account and financial information on the platform: username, credential records, optional two-factor authentication status, deposit and payout methods, transaction references and payment-ownership evidence.
• Gambling information on the platform: stakes, Aviator round history, accepted Cash Out records, bonus use, wins, losses and account history.
• Support information on the platform: chat messages, screenshots and details voluntarily supplied during an enquiry.

Not every visitor creates all of these records. A person reading a guide here creates a different data trail from a verified account holder requesting a crypto payout on the platform.

Each party should collect only information connected with a defined operational, security, compliance or communication purpose. This site does not hold the platform’s field-by-field register, so an absolute claim that nothing else is collected there would be unsafe.

How Your Data Is Used

Different records serve different purposes, and different parties hold them.

Platform account information may also be used to enforce one-profile rules, restricted-country controls and platform security measures. This site applies none of those controls because it has no accounts to apply them to.

Marketing messages should be separated from essential communication. On the platform, a user may still receive security, payment or policy notices after declining promotional material. This site sends no account notices at all.

This site does not sell personal data. It cannot make the same promise on behalf of the hosting platform, so the safer rule is to review the platform’s complete policy and current consent settings after login.

Cookies: Tiny Files, Zero Drama

Cookies and similar browser storage on this site can support page performance, security checks and remembered preferences. Some may remain only for the current session. Others can stay until their expiry date or manual deletion.

A redirect link may carry a reference so that the hosting platform knows a visitor arrived from this site. That reference is not a player account, does not contain a password or payment detail and does not decide the outcome of any Aviator round.

Users can usually review, block or delete cookies through browser settings. Blocking cookies on this site may affect consent memory or display settings; blocking them on the platform may affect login persistence, account navigation or embedded game content.

A complete cookie notice should name the category, purpose, provider, duration, whether the cookie is essential and how consent can be changed. This site can describe only its own cookies; the platform’s cookies are listed in the platform’s notice.

Where a detail is not confirmed, it is better to describe cookies by function than pretend every technical detail is known.

KYC Verification: Annoying? Slightly. Necessary? Completely

KYC is performed by the hosting platform, never by this site. It connects the person using the account with the identity and payment details on file, and the platform may request government-issued photo identification, recent proof of address and evidence that a card, bank account or crypto wallet belongs to the account holder.

The exact request may vary. A clear passport image might be enough for one stage, while a later payout review may require another document. Completing one review does not guarantee that no further check will ever occur.

Verification supports identity and age checks, account ownership review, payment-route checks, duplicate-account controls and other compliance work. It also applies to verification-dependent bonuses and payouts.

Verification does not touch the game. A completed or pending KYC review does not change Aviator RTP, the crash point or whether the server accepts a Cash Out; it only decides whether the account can fund, claim or withdraw.

Upload documents only through the route shown in the official platform account. Do not send identity files to this site, through an unexpected link or to anyone requesting a password, two-factor code or recovery key.

Security: The Locks on the Vault

This site serves pages over an encrypted connection and stores no credentials. Platform accounts use an email address or username and password, with optional two-factor authentication as another login step.

Platform card operations may use 3D Secure where available, while its payment-data handling is described as following PCI DSS requirements. These measures relate to card and payment processing on the platform. They should not be described as proof that every item of personal information is encrypted in every location unless the platform’s official policy says so.

Users control part of the security chain:

• use a unique account password;
• protect the linked email with a separate password;
• enable optional 2FA where the platform offers it;
• keep the phone and browser updated;
• sign out from shared devices;
• check transaction and round history after an unfamiliar alert;
• ignore predictor sellers and signal channels asking for account secrets.

Never share a password, full card number, CVV, current two-factor code, recovery key or wallet seed phrase with anyone, including this site or platform support.

A completed KYC review is not a substitute for account security. Identity verification confirms who the account belongs to; it does not stop a reused password from being exposed elsewhere.

Who Can See Your Information?

Data collected by this site is limited to what is needed to run it. Data collected by the hosting platform may need to be processed by organisations involved in operating the account. Depending on the activity, this can include:

• the platform operator and its authorised staff;
• payment processors, banks or card providers;
• identity or fraud-prevention services;
• game technology providers, including the provider of Aviator;
• hosting, security and technical service providers of either party;
• regulators, courts or public authorities where disclosure is legally required.

Each recipient should receive only the information necessary for its role, subject to the applicable agreement and law. This site does not receive platform account data, and it does not hold a list of every company, country or transfer mechanism the platform uses.

It is unsafe to claim that a game provider always receives only anonymised records, that every employee access is logged or that no data ever leaves a particular jurisdiction without the platform’s official privacy documentation.

Users who need a recipient list or information about international transfers should ask platform support for the current policy or the formal privacy contact route.

How Long Is Your Data Stored?

This site keeps technical logs only as long as needed for security and fault review, and a site enquiry only as long as needed to answer it. No universal retention period for platform data is confirmed here.

Different platform records may need different treatment. A support screenshot is not the same as a financial transaction record. KYC documents, round history, fraud investigations and payment information may be kept for different periods.

Retention on the platform can depend on whether the account remains open, legal or licensing obligations, fraud or chargeback review, accounting requirements, an active complaint and the type of consent involved.

Account closure does not necessarily mean immediate deletion of every platform record. Some information may need to remain restricted for compliance, dispute or self-exclusion purposes.

The platform’s official policy should state either specific periods or the criteria used to determine them. Until that information is confirmed, avoid promises such as “all data is deleted after several years” or “inactive accounts are automatically cleared.”

Your Rights as a Player

The exact legal rights available to a user depend on the applicable privacy framework in their jurisdiction and, for account data, on the platform’s full policy. They should not be assumed from a country name or from a search result.

A privacy request may concern:

• access to personal information;
• correction of inaccurate profile details;
• withdrawal of marketing consent;
• account closure;
• deletion where legally permitted;
• information about recipients or retention;
• a complaint about handling or security.

Requests about this site’s own records go to this site. Requests about account, payment or gambling records go to the platform, which may require identity confirmation before information is disclosed or changed. That protects the account from a third party attempting to obtain or alter personal records.

Platform support is the starting route for account data, but this site does not confirm the platform’s formal response period, free-request allowance, appeal process or regulator complaint address. Those details should come from the platform’s official privacy policy.

Do not create a second account to correct a name, address or date of birth. Ask platform support how the existing profile should be reviewed.

Responsible Gaming and Privacy Go Hand in Hand

Gambling history can reveal sensitive patterns about spending, session length and how often a player stays in a round past a planned target. Responsible gambling records may also show that a user requested a break, restriction or account closure.

That information should be treated carefully. It should not be turned into a reason to send more promotional pressure to a person asking for distance from gambling.

The exact responsible gambling tools available on the hosting platform are not confirmed on this site. Users can contact platform support and ask which limits, cooling-off measures or exclusion options are currently supported.

Privacy also matters at home. Keep logged-in devices away from minors, use a screen lock and avoid leaving payment pages or identity documents open on a shared computer.

Gambling involves financial risk. Set a fixed budget, avoid borrowed money and never chase a fly-away. Stop when gambling no longer feels recreational.

Questions? Know Which Door to Knock On

For anything about this site, such as its cookies, logs or a content correction, contact the site directly. For the platform’s current privacy policy, profile corrections or a formal data enquiry, use the platform’s support route after login.

Prepare the registered username or email and describe the request clearly. Do not paste passwords, full payment credentials, seed phrases, recovery keys or two-factor codes into any chat or message.

A privacy question may require escalation beyond the first support agent. No fixed response time or named privacy team is confirmed for the platform, so avoid expecting an answer within minutes or a documented decision by a particular deadline.

This policy may change when the site, its service providers or legal requirements change. The effective date and last-updated date are shown on this page so users can tell which edition applies.

Real-money play is for adults aged 18 or older. Users must also check the legal age and online-gambling rules in their own jurisdiction before registering or depositing on the hosting platform.