Managing Crazy Tower Browser Data
- Cookies are small pieces of browser data that help a session keep its shape while a player moves between account areas and information.
- Browser settings let a player review stored cookies, remove them or limit future cookies.
- Cookie choices concern the browser experience; KYC, payments and account verification are separate account processes.
We explain cookies in practical terms, so a player can choose how a browser session should work. A cookie may support continuity, remember a preference or help us understand broad use of information. It does not replace an account rule or change the steps needed for a deposit, withdrawal or verification review.
Types of cookies we use
| Cookie type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Essential | Helps a browser keep a session working while a player moves through account areas. |
| Preference | Remembers choices that make a return visit more consistent. |
| Analytics | Helps us understand broad use patterns and improve how information is presented. |
| Affiliate | Helps identify a visitor route where an affiliate route is used. |
Cookie types have separate roles. Essential cookies support continuity during a visit. Preference cookies keep selected settings familiar when a player returns. Analytics cookies help us see whether information about games, payment routes, bonus conditions and support paths is easy to find. A player can review these roles before deciding which browser controls suit them.
Third-party cookies
Services used during an account journey
A browser session can involve a payment method or another service connected with an account journey. A player should review the cookie and privacy choices that apply to that service before entering information. We handle support questions about deposits, KYC, bonuses and withdrawals through our own routes, while another service manages its own browser environment.
Analytics and page improvements
Analytics cookies help us understand broad patterns in the use of information. We use that view to improve how we present game categories, payment details, bonus conditions and support routes. A player can still keep account credentials private: passwords, full card details and private login codes do not belong in ordinary support messages.
Browser context and account context
Browser choices and account processes answer different questions. A player can manage a cookie in browser settings while a KYC review continues through the account route. The verification process requires a government photo ID, proof of address from the last 90 days and a selfie with the ID. Keeping the topics separate makes it easier to choose the right support conversation.
Updates to our cookie policy
We show the date of the current policy at the end of this document. A player can use that date to identify the current wording when reviewing cookie choices after a change of browser or device. We keep updates in practical language that explains categories and browser controls without mixing them with account verification or payment rules.
The policy can be revisited whenever browser settings no longer match the way a player wants a session to work. A change to cookie preferences does not alter a bonus condition, a deposit method or a withdrawal request. It only changes the choices attached to stored browser data and future browser sessions.
Managing cookies in your browser
Browser settings provide the usual route for reviewing and managing cookies. A player can inspect site data, clear selected cookies or set a preference that applies to future visits. Removing cookies can sign a player out or reset a saved choice, so it is useful to consider that effect before clearing a full browser history.
A player who wants more control can start with privacy settings, review stored site data and choose which categories to allow. Essential cookies may affect session continuity; preference cookies may reset familiar settings; analytics choices affect aggregate use information. We want those choices to be understandable before a player changes them.
Last updated: 3 November 2026