Visitor privacy on sportloto.org.ua

sportloto.org.ua has no registration, personal accounts, contact forms or mailing lists. As a result, we hold little data about visitors, and everything we do have is listed below — without vague wording.

What is recorded when you visit

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Like any web server, our server keeps technical request logs. We need them to spot errors, fend off automated attacks and understand the load.

DataPurpose
IP address and time of requestProtection against abuse, troubleshooting failures
Address of the page openedFinding broken links and errors
Browser and device typeChecking that the site displays correctly

These logs are not combined with a name, phone number or any other data that could identify a specific person, and they are not passed to third parties for advertising.

What the site does not collect

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  • Names, phone numbers or email addresses — the site has no forms where they could be entered.
  • Payment details — the site does not accept payments and cannot see your transactions.
  • Logins and passwords for gaming accounts — enter them only on the operator's page, never on third-party resources.
  • Advertising cookies and interest profiles.

Going to the operator's site

The registration and login buttons lead to the casino platform, some of them via an affiliate link with a referral source tag. The tag tells the operator that the visitor came from our site, but it contains none of your personal data. Once you go through, the operator's privacy rules apply: the operator decides which cookies to set and what to do with the phone number you provide when registering.

Your rights and security

Since we do not know who exactly visited the site, deleting or providing "your data" from the technical logs is practically impossible — they are anonymised and periodically overwritten by the server. For data you have given to the operator, contact the operator's support service.

If you suspect that the password for your email or another service has been leaked, check your address on Have I Been Pwned and change your passwords wherever they are reused.