Privacy and data
Arada Bet Privacy Policy for aradabet-bet.com
aradabet-bet.com is an independent review and advertising site for the Arada Bet brand, and this page explains what we do with personal data. We do not run accounts, the cashier or registration, so we hold far less information than an operator does. Most of what this site sees is ordinary web traffic: pages read, browser type and rough location. This Arada Bet privacy policy covers the review pages published on aradabet-bet.com and nothing else.
- Advertising and review site only
- No account or cashier access
- Traffic data, not betting data
- Questions to [email protected]
Table of Contents
Who runs this privacy notice
aradabet-bet.com is an advertising and review resource. We publish guides, comparisons and opinions about the Arada Bet brand for readers in Ethiopia. We are not the operator, and we never take bets, deposits or registrations.
The accounts, the cashier and the sign-up forms all live on the operator's own domain. We hold no access to them, and we cannot look up a balance, a bonus or a withdrawal. Because of that, this notice covers a static brochure site and the small amount of information such a site sees.
This Arada Bet privacy policy sets out what we collect, why we collect it and how long we keep it. It also lists the choices open to you and the email address to use for a question.
One point matters more than the rest: no screen on aradabet-bet.com asks for a phone number, an ID document or a payment detail. Everything here is a page you read.
What data this site collects
A static review site collects less than most readers expect. We do not ask for a name, an identity document or a bank detail anywhere on aradabet-bet.com. Nothing here is a form, so nothing here submits personal information to us.
| Data category | Why it is processed | Retention |
|---|---|---|
| Server log records | IP address, page requested and time, used for security and traffic counts | 30 days |
| Device and browser details | Browser name, screen size and language, used to render pages and measure reach | Up to 14 months |
| Cookie identifiers | Remembering a preference and counting page views in aggregate | Up to 12 months |
| Emails you send us | Answering your question and keeping a short record of the exchange | 24 months from the last reply |
| Outbound click tag | Crediting this site when you follow a sponsored link to the operator | Up to 30 days |
The email address in the contact section is the only route by which you can hand us personal data deliberately. If you write, we see your address and whatever you choose to include in the message.
Retention windows are set by us and by our analytics provider, and they can change. The table reflects the current arrangement rather than a permanent promise.
Cookies and analytics
Cookies are small text files that a browser stores on behalf of a website. This site uses a small number of them, and none can move money or reach an account.
- A preference cookie remembers simple display choices between visits.
- An analytics cookie counts visits and shows which guides are read.
- An attribution cookie marks an outbound click so a partner can credit us.
- No cookie on this site stores a password, a wallet balance or a card number.
You can clear or block cookies in your browser settings at any time. Blocking them may change how the pages look, but every review stays readable, and nothing here breaks in a way that costs you money.
We also keep aggregate statistics that contain no identifiers at all. Those counts tell us that a page was opened, never who opened it.
How we use the data we see
Every use of data on this site has one of three aims. We keep the pages running, we learn which reviews help readers, and we credit outbound clicks correctly.
- Serve the page you requested and keep it loading quickly.
- Count page views so we know which guides deserve updating.
- Detect abusive traffic such as scraping or automated flooding.
- Attribute a click to this site through a partner tag.
- Answer an email that you choose to send us.
We do not sell personal data, and we do not build betting profiles. This site never asks for your phone number, so no picture of your gambling could be built here.
Aggregate figures may appear in our own editorial notes. A sentence such as "most readers open the payments guide first" describes a crowd, not a person.
Legal bases and your rights
Where the law asks for a legal basis, we rely on legitimate interest for security and measurement. Consent covers optional analytics cookies, and you may withdraw that consent whenever you wish.
Readers in the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom have specific rights over personal data. Visitors elsewhere can make the same requests, and we handle them in the same way.
- Ask what personal data we hold about you.
- Ask for a correction when something is inaccurate.
- Ask for erasure where we have no overriding reason to keep it.
- Object to processing that rests on legitimate interest.
- Withdraw consent for analytics cookies.
Send any request to [email protected], and describe what you want in plain English. We will confirm what we hold, or explain why we cannot act, in a single reply.
Third-party links and affiliate tracking
Some links point to the operator, and some carry a tag that tells the partner we sent you. That tag does not identify you to us, and it holds no account or payment details.
The Arada Bet site, the Android app download and every partner page have their own privacy notices. We cannot speak for how those services collect or use data, and we do not control their cookies.
Our reviews are written to stand on their own, whether or not a link earns us anything. Where a commercial relationship exists, we say so near the link that carries it.
Following an outbound link takes you to a third party. Read that site's own policy before you create an account or send any document.
How long we keep data
Retention stays short, because the site needs very little history to work. Server logs are the shortest-lived item, and analytics records last longer only in aggregated form.
The table above lists the current windows, and each one runs from the day a record is created. When a window closes, the record is deleted or reduced to anonymous counts.
Emails you send us stay until the thread is closed and a short record-keeping period passes. Ask us to delete a thread sooner and we will, unless a legal duty requires us to keep it.
Children and the 18+ rule
Betting content is written for adults aged 18 and over, and this site is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18.
If you believe a minor has sent us personal data, write to [email protected] and we will remove it. Parents can also use browser controls to restrict gambling sites on a shared device.
Age rules apply to the operator as well, and an account opened by a minor will be closed. Our responsible gaming page lists the practical steps we suggest.
Changes to this policy
We review this notice whenever the site changes, and the published revision date marks the latest version. Small wording fixes never change how data is handled.
If a change is significant, we will describe it in plain language instead of hiding it in a footnote. Continuing to use aradabet-bet.com after an update means you accept the revised notice.
Earlier versions are not kept online, but you can ask us what changed by email. We will explain the difference in the same reply.
How to contact us
Questions about privacy, cookies or a data request all go to one address: [email protected]. Write in English and give us enough detail to understand what you need.
We cannot answer questions about an account, a withdrawal or a bonus, because we do not run them. Those requests belong with the operator's own support team.
For anything else about the site, the contacts page lists the other routes we publish. Editorial corrections are welcome there too.
Privacy in short
aradabet-bet.com is a review and advertising site, so it collects almost nothing and holds no account data. What supports the pages is ordinary web logging, a few cookies and an inbox.
If that arrangement does not suit you, block cookies or send a request to [email protected]. Either way, the information on this site stays free to read.