Does casino websites tracks members locations?

[Ajebo25]

I don't think any casino website tracks their players locations, they're millions of people on every casino website, it's impossible for any casino website to track that amount of people and keep their current location records.

If you think casino websites are tracking your location, it's basically because of some county restrictions but you can prevent tracking by turning off your device location or using a VPN (virtual private server).

 

[SlotsMaster]

I think that the casino website would need your location because by the time you're using it, your location is already known . This is how the casino will be able to check and balance anyone who are working on their platforms

 

[Julio88]

I don't think any casino website tracks their players locations, they're millions of people on every casino website, it's impossible for any casino website to track that amount of people and keep their current location records.

If you think casino websites are tracking your location, it's basically because of some county restrictions but you can prevent tracking by turning off your device location or using a VPN (virtual private server).

Some casino websites do track the IP addresses and the location of their members so that they are able to accurately gauge where traffic is coming from towards their website. Using a VPN is not advisable in any manner

 

[Angryseth]

There are some of them that only use your location in order to know the kind of contents that they are going to display to you but they do not store it remotely only on a cache in your browser.

 

[Julio88]

There are some of them that only use your location in order to know the kind of contents that they are going to display to you but they do not store it remotely only on a cache in your browser.

This is also quite true. Companies base their content to be revealed around their target audience, and casino sites are no exception. They will check your location to ascertain what type of content they will need to appeal to you

 

[swift]

Although I think if they want to do so they will , they can actually track a member location , probably if the member have involved in an illegal activities like for example hacking and others ,they could actually take part in that

 

[Julio88]

Although I think if they want to do so they will , they can actually track a member location , probably if the member have involved in an illegal activities like for example hacking and others ,they could actually take part in that

This is why it is imperative for new members to be entirely truthful about where they are accessing the website from. Once companies see you logging in from two different locations within a short space of time, they start to raise red flags

 

[swift]

This is why it is imperative for new members to be entirely truthful about where they are accessing the website from. Once companies see you logging in from two different locations within a short space of time, they start to raise red flags

Although this is true ,some companies would even send you email for confirmation , because they actually know what hackers can do , that's the thing there , they would just put up a red flag for cautions

 

[Julio88]

You are absolutely spot on. Some would suspend your account and attempt to send you an email verification test for you to really emphasize your identity which you used to register for the online casino

Although this is true ,some companies would even send you email for confirmation , because they actually know what hackers can do , that's the thing there , they would just put up a red flag for cautions

 

[Nii]

Yes, it is possible for casino websites to track members' locations. This can be done through various methods such as IP tracking and GPS tracking on mobile devices.

However, it is important to note that many casinos also have strict privacy policies in place to protect players' personal information. Additionally, there are also laws and regulations in place that govern the tracking of individuals' locations.

 

[Julio88]

Yes, it is possible for casino websites to track members' locations. This can be done through various methods such as IP tracking and GPS tracking on mobile devices.

However, it is important to note that many casinos also have strict privacy policies in place to protect players' personal information. Additionally, there are also laws and regulations in place that govern the tracking of individuals' locations.

This is true, the casinos are only able to track the members to an extent because they should not be able to delve into the private lives of members, as per their rules and regulations. Customers should make this distinction

 

[Julio88]

I think they don't track your location except you have done a wrong thing on the website.
But we should remember that they can track our location if we want to do so.

Our location is always on our government ID card that we use for the kyc.

This is also indicative of the way that a casino website can ascertain the whereabouts of a member. In addition to the establishment of an IP address, your suggestion if the location on the identification card is also validvalidc