🔒 Privacy Policy

Current as of 18 January 2026

❦ Plainly stated: this is a review you read, not a service you sign up for. There are no accounts, no forms, no checkout and no gambling on these pages. The only personal data involved is the routine technical trail of any visit — described honestly below.

1. The publisher

This notice is issued by the publisher of python-fox.com ("we"), an independent editorial review of British casino hotels. We operate no gambling and therefore hold no gambling licence.

2. What a visit records

Every page view leaves the usual technical record any web server receives — an IP address and its approximate area, device and browser details from request headers, and the pages read with their timestamps. We ask for nothing more; there is no sign-up, newsletter or comment box.

3. The uses

Keeping the site online and secure; reading aggregate figures to learn which reviews readers value; and satisfying legal duties if they arise. We sell nothing and profile no one.

4. Cookies and third parties

The site may set first-party cookies and rely on third-party analytics and advertising, including Google Analytics and Google advertising products, which may use cookies to serve and measure ads informed by your visits here and elsewhere. Manage cookies in your browser, and opt out of Google ad personalisation at adssettings.google.com.

5. Recipients

Only the providers that host and measure the site, under their published terms, and public authorities where the law leaves no choice.

6. Keeping & guarding data

Held no longer than the purposes above require, carried over HTTPS and protected by provider access controls.

7. Younger readers

Our subject is gambling venues; our writing is for readers 18 and over. We do not knowingly handle children's data.

8. Rights

The UK GDPR and similar laws grant access, rectification and erasure, and the right to complain to the ICO. Since we keep no user records, such requests usually concern cookies you can remove yourself.

9. Amendments

We revise this page as law or practice changes; the date above marks the current text.

10. Correspondence

Privacy matters: [email protected].