Cookie Policy and Browser Choices

1. Cookies and browser storage

A cookie is a small text value saved by your browser for a website. The browser can send it back with later requests to that website. Local storage is another browser facility: it keeps values for the same website origin, but does not automatically attach them to every request. Our scripts use it to recognise your saved consent choice.

These technologies can have different purposes. Our preference records hold an accepted or rejected choice; they do not contain your name, email address or payment details. Saving the choice prevents the privacy notice from asking again each time you reload or move between pages on this site.

When you follow a link to an external game website, that provider operates its own service and storage controls. Review its cookie notice and privacy policy before making choices there. Changing a preference on Aussie Game Path does not change a preference on another website.

2. Storage used on this website

The inventory below describes the first-party preference storage used by this site. Both entries remember a consent decision. No analytics or advertising storage is included in this inventory, and accepting optional storage does not itself introduce an analytics service or advertising vendor.

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Browser storage on aussiegamepath.com
Name and type	Provider	Purpose	Category	Duration
`aussiegamepath_consent_v1` Local storage	Aussie Game Path	Remembers the visitor’s consent choice for the privacy controls.	Necessary preference storage	Until cleared by the visitor or site code.
`site_cookie_consent` Cookie	Aussie Game Path	Records acceptance or rejection when a banner choice is selected.	Necessary preference storage	31,536,000 seconds (365 days) from setting, unless cleared earlier.

The cookie applies across this site and uses the SameSite=Lax setting. Local storage has no automatic expiry date. Browser settings can remove either entry earlier. The footer settings panel saves the current preference in local storage; the cookie records the banner button choice, so its value may reflect an earlier selection after a later settings change.

3. Managing your choice

The privacy notice offers “Accept optional storage” and “Reject optional storage”. Optional categories start off. Either decision is remembered for later navigation and reloads when your browser allows storage. The necessary preference record remains useful after rejection because it tells the site to respect that decision.

To withdraw or change your choice, open Cookie Settings in the footer of any page. Clear “Allow optional storage” to reject, or select it to accept, then choose “Save preferences”. Closing the panel without saving leaves the existing choice in place. You can also dismiss the open panel with Escape.

Changing your choice governs future use of optional storage; it does not erase browser data already saved. Use your browser controls to remove existing entries. If a browser prevents saving the preference, the settings panel explains that the choice could not be saved and optional storage remains off.

4. Browser controls

You can manage storage directly without contacting us. Menu names differ by browser and device, but the usual steps are:

Open your browser’s Settings and find Privacy, Site settings or Website data.
Search for aussiegamepath.com in the list of stored website data.
Remove both cookies and local storage for this site, then reload the page.

Removing cookies alone may leave the local storage preference intact. Clearing all website data can also remove preferences for other services, so choose the site-specific option if you want a narrower reset. After both entries are removed, our notice appears again so you can make a fresh choice.

Private browsing may discard choices when the session ends. Different browsers, devices and browser profiles keep separate records, so set your preference in each one you use. Blocking storage can make the notice recur; you can still read the editorial content.

5. Changes to this policy

This policy takes effect on 19 October 2026. We review it when our storage implementation or privacy controls change. Before introducing optional storage, we will update the inventory to explain its provider, purpose and duration, and request fresh consent where needed. Check the effective date when revisiting this document.

6. Privacy contact

Aussie Game Path operates this editorial website. For questions about a saved choice or help locating the controls, email [email protected] or call +61 2 8076 5148. General enquiries can go to [email protected].

Aussie Game Path
Level 8, 115 Pitt Street
Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

Tell us which browser you use and which control caused difficulty; please avoid sending passwords or payment information. Read our Privacy Policy for broader information about enquiries and privacy requests. Nothing in this policy limits rights available under applicable Australian law.