Why this page exists
This is an independent review site covering the Swintt slot Big Fish. We are not a casino operator and we do not process real-money wagers. This policy explains, step by step, what data this specific page collects when you read about Big Fish, try a demo link, or click through to a partner casino, and how you can check, correct, or delete that data.
What we collect and why, step by step
First, understand the baseline: visiting this page loads standard analytics scripts that record your browser type, approximate location, and which sections of the Big Fish review you read. This helps us see whether the RTP details or the free spins explanation actually answer your questions, nothing more.
Second, if you click a link to a partner casino from this page, that click is logged. We do this to know which page sent you there, not to track what you do once you leave. Once you land on the operator's site, their own privacy policy takes over completely.
Third, no account or real-money data ever touches this site. We do not run the Big Fish slot ourselves, so we never see your bets, deposits, or session history. If you played the demo version referenced here, that session ran on the demo provider's servers, not ours.
Fourth, if you use a contact form or subscribe to updates about Swintt releases, we store only the email address and message you submit. You can ask us to delete this at any point by writing to the contact address listed in our footer.
Finally, cookies used here are limited to analytics and, where applicable, affiliate tracking. You can disable both through your browser settings without losing access to any part of the Big Fish review.
How to check, update, or remove your data
Start by identifying what you actually shared with us. If you never filled out a form, subscribed to an update, or contacted us directly, there is nothing tied to your name or email on our side, only anonymous analytics data.
If you did submit a form, email our listed contact address and ask for a copy of what we hold. Under Canadian privacy rules (including provincial variations in Quebec, Alberta, and Manitoba, where the minimum legal gambling age is 18 rather than 19), you have the right to request this information and to ask for corrections.
To remove stored contact data, send a deletion request to the same address. We aim to confirm removal within a reasonable timeframe and will not use the data for any other purpose once a request is received.
To limit analytics tracking on future visits to this Big Fish page, adjust your browser's cookie settings or use a privacy-focused browser extension. This works immediately and does not require contacting us at all.
Keep in mind that this policy covers only this review site. Any casino you reach through a partner link operates under its own privacy terms, licensing body, and data retention rules, so review those separately before creating an account or depositing funds.