Thrill Cookie Policy in India

When a user visits the Thrill website, cookies are saved to their device automatically. These small data files help the platform remember settings, track browsing activity within the site, and deliver a consistent experience across visits. The primary purposes include understanding how visitors interact with the platform, monitoring traffic patterns, and analysing performance data to support improvements. Cookies do not access other files stored on a user's device and do not compromise personal data held outside the browser environment.

The Thrill website uses several categories of cookies, each serving a distinct purpose in delivering a functional and personalised experience. The main types in use are outlined below.

• Session cookies. These are temporary files that remain active only for the duration of a visit and are deleted automatically once the browser is closed;
• Persistent cookies. These remain on the user’s device for a set period after the session ends, allowing the platform to remember preferences and settings on return visits;
• Analytical cookies. These collect anonymous data on how users navigate the site, including pages visited and time spent, helping to evaluate platform performance and improve services.

All of these cookie types are used to support user convenience and deliver a more personalised browsing experience.

Users have full control over cookie settings through their browser preferences. Most browsers allow a range of actions to manage how cookies are stored and used on any given website. The following options are typically available.

• Deleting all cookies already saved to the device;
• Blocking all cookies from being placed by any website;
• Allowing cookies only from websites the user explicitly trusts;
• Restricting third-party cookies while permitting first-party cookies;
• Reviewing and selectively removing individual cookies from stored data;
• Managing Flash cookies separately through Adobe Flash Player Manager settings.

Fully blocking all cookies may limit access to certain features on the platform, and some sections of the site may not function as intended without necessary cookies enabled.

Flash cookies, also referred to as Local Shared Objects, are managed differently from standard browser cookies. These files are controlled through the Adobe Flash Player Manager rather than standard browser settings, and adjustments must be made directly within that tool. Users who choose to block all cookies, including Flash cookies, should be aware that this may disrupt certain site features that depend on these technologies to store and retrieve user preferences.