The Just Spin Casino Privacy Policy Protects Player Data And Makes Sure That Players Can Play Safely

When you sign up, turn on two-factor authentication to make your profile safer and lower the chance of someone logging in without permission. You can change your notification settings and control what personal information you share at any time from your dashboard. End-to-end encryption makes transactions safer. Your deposits and withdrawals in $ are processed with cutting-edge technology that keeps third parties from seeing sensitive information. You can control your consent for marketing messages by changing the settings on your account. According to Canada law, all individual requests for access to or deletion of data are handled within the time limits set by law. The system regularly updates its IT infrastructure, which makes sure that it is always watching for strange behaviour. Automatic session timeouts and reminders to change passwords every so often are good for all account holders because they give them extra peace of mind. Please see the sections below for more information on how to store, send, and share information with regulatory bodies. If you need more information, don't hesitate to contact our support team. Make your profile now and enjoy a safe entertainment space made just for Canadian fans!

How Just Spin Casino Gets And Uses Your Personal Information

You can only make a personal account using the official sign-up form. This makes sure that your name, birth date, contact information, address, and preferred currency ($) are all encrypted and sent through secure channels. Don't send or post private information in messages or public channels.

Ways To Track And Interact With People Online

When you register, update your profile, submit a transaction, or upload a verification, you mostly give us your personal information directly. Every time you log in or make a transaction, like putting money into $, it is automatically recorded. Cookies and tracking pixels keep an eye on what people do on your site to make it easier to use, find fraud, and meet legal requirements. If you turn off cookies, you may not be able to access parts of the site that require authentication or financial transactions.

Processing And Keeping Data

All information that is sent in is automatically checked to make sure it meets the requirements of Canada, anti-money laundering rules, and responsible entertainment practices. Authorised people manually check identifying documents before allowing withdrawals or changes to $ settings. Legal rules only allow us to keep details for certain amounts of time. After these times are up, we automatically delete any extra entries. If you need to change or delete certain entries, please contact support. Taking quick action makes sure that customer data is in line with current rules and procedures, which protects both account holders and the platform's integrity.

The Information You Need To Register For An Account And Use It

To follow the rules in Canada and make sure you can easily access all services, give correct personal information when you open an account. When users sign up, they have to give the following information:

• The full legal name that is on government-issued ID.
• Date of birth to check that the person is of legal age, as required by law.
• Your home address, including the street, city, postcode, and country, is needed for correspondence and verification.
• A mobile phone number and email address are needed to verify your account and keep your transactions safe.
• Preferred currency, like $, to make deposits, withdrawals, and managing your account balance easier.
• A unique username and a secure password keep people who shouldn't be able to access the account from doing so and keep user data safe.

If you want to keep using the platform, you may need to give more information:

• Information about payment: To process $ transactions, you need either card information or e-wallet data. To prove ownership and stop fraud, you may need to show proof of ownership, like bank statements.
• Identification papers: To verify KYC (Know Your Customer) and stop illegal activities, you need to send in scans or photos of your national ID, passport, or driver's license.
• Proof of address: You may need to show recent utility bills or official statements to prove that you live there.

Advice: If something changes, always quickly update your account information. To avoid service interruptions or delays in getting your money back, make sure that all the information you give is up-to-date and matches official records.

Steps Taken To Keep Player Data Safe From Unwanted Access

1. Turn on two-factor authentication for your account to add an extra layer of security on top of your password. This feature stops attackers from logging in, even if they have your login information.
2. Strict role-based controls limit access to personal and financial records, making sure that only people who are allowed to see sensitive information can do so.
3. TLS 1.3 encrypts all connections to the platform, which keeps data safe during activities like signing up, logging in, and making deposits or withdrawals in $.
4. Sensitive information, like payment card numbers and contact information, is never stored in plain text. Instead, it is protected by advanced cryptographic algorithms like AES-256.
5. Tools for continuous monitoring look for strange behaviour on accounts and take protective steps right away, such as temporarily suspending the account or forcing a password reset.
6. Automated intrusion detection systems let security teams know about any problems in real time, which makes breaches less likely.
7. Certified experts do regular penetration tests and vulnerability assessments to find and fix any problems with the technical infrastructure.
8. Regular training sessions for staff help them remember the best ways to keep things safe, which lowers the risk of people getting in without permission because of mistakes.
9. Keep your contact information up to date so that you can get timely alerts about unusual sign-in activity or changes to your account. If you think someone is doing something bad, immediate notification lets you act quickly. This helps keep your balance in $ and personal information safe.

What Players Should Know About Sharing Data With Other People

Before signing up or adding money to your account, make sure to look at the list of approved third parties. Only payment processors, KYC verification agencies, and technical operators that provide essential services can see your personal information. There is no trading or selling of information for unrelated business benefits.

Contracts with third parties include strict rules about how to handle data. Regular checks are done on each service provider to make sure they follow Canada rules about keeping information private and safe when it is sent.

Never give anyone outside of the platform access to your account. The support team will never ask for your credentials or banking PIN.

Only payment processors that follow the rules can see the information they need to process deposits and withdrawals.

People who work to stop fraud, check for money laundering, and figure out taxes can only see the information they need to do their jobs.

Look at the transparency table below to see what kinds of data can be shared and who gets them:

You can change your account settings or call support to take back your permission for sharing non-essential data. We never send advertisers sensitive information.

If you have questions about sending data to third countries or specific vendors, please use the data request channel to ask for more information.

User Rights And Choices For Handling Personal Data That Has Been Submitted

• You can see your personal information at any time by going to your profile dashboard. You can download a copy of your saved data using the export feature.
• Use the edit function in your profile settings to fix or add to your account information. Changes take effect as soon as you save them.
• If you want to delete your profile or certain pieces of information, you need to send a formal request through support. You need to prove your identity before you can delete it.
• You can limit how your information is used by changing your marketing preferences in your account centre. You can stop getting promotional messages without affecting transactional communication.
• To follow Canada laws, transaction data for deposits and withdrawals in $ is kept even after a profile is deleted.
• You can ask for a summary of data processing activity.
• You can always get in touch with data protection officers if you have questions about how your data is being used or your rights.
• If you think your information has been misused, you can file a complaint with the appropriate regulatory body in Canada.
• Local laws set the time limits for processing all requests.

Timeframes For Keeping Data And Safe Ways To Delete It

Keep account information for no longer than the time required by Canada law and financial rules.

To follow anti-fraud and anti-money laundering rules, most records about users' profiles, payment activity in $, and gameplay history are kept for five years from the date of the last transaction or account closure, whichever comes later.

People can take back their marketing consent records at any time, but they stay for up to three years.

Data Removal By Hand And Automatically

All digital records will be securely deleted according to retention schedules. This will be done by either cryptographic wiping or physically destroying servers that meet international ISO/IEC 27001 standards.

You can always ask for manual deletion, but there are rules in Canada that say how long data must be kept.

All requests for erasure are handled within 30 days of confirming the user's identity. Users are then notified when the erasure is complete.

How To Handle Archived And Backup Data

Archived and backup data are kept in separate places with limited access and are checked every so often to see if they can be deleted.

After the main record is deleted, backup copies are destroyed, which is in line with the principles of data minimisation.

Without the user's permission, it is against the law to restore actions from backups for any personal data, except in cases of legal or security incidents.