Ripper Casino Cookie Policy: How Cookies Work and How to Manage Them

Cookies are small text files that a website saves in your browser. When you load the next page, the browser sends them back, so the site can recognise your session and remember the choices you made. Cookies cannot run programs or open other files on your device, and you can delete them whenever you like.

There is no app in the stores: Ripper is played as instant play in Safari, Chrome or any other browser, or as a web app added to your home screen. Everything you do on the site, from logging in to opening a game, happens inside the browser.

Ripper's privacy policy lists device and technical information among the data it collects: your IP address, your browser and how you use the site. Browser storage, cookies included, is one of the usual ways websites collect this kind of information and keep you signed in as you move between pages.

You control cookies from your browser settings. Menu names differ slightly between versions, but the options sit in similar places:

• Chrome on Android or desktop: open Settings, then Privacy and security, to delete browsing data or block third-party cookies.
• Safari on iPhone: open the Settings app, find Safari and use Clear History and Website Data, or switch on Block All Cookies under Advanced.
• Safari on Mac: open Settings, then Privacy, and choose Manage Website Data to remove cookies for single sites.
• Firefox and Edge: open the privacy section of Settings to clear cookies or set exceptions for specific sites.

If you block every cookie, you may not be able to stay logged in, and saved settings will reset each visit. A practical middle ground is to allow cookies for the casino and clear them after playing on a shared device. Clearing website data also signs you out, so keep your username and password at hand.