Official Compliance // Privacy Act 1988 Compliance

Privacy Policy

Official policy documentation for Tervalino Australia. Current version as of September 2026.

1. Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) Commitment

Tervalino Australia (tervalino.com) operates in strict compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and adheres to the 13 Australian Privacy Principles (APPs). This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, handle, protect, and dispose of personal and non-personal data when you visit our independent web gaming portal.

2. Personal & Technical Information Collected

We collect minimal technical information required to optimize page rendering across Australian ISPs. This includes anonymized IP addresses, browser engine identifiers, screen resolutions, and WebGL capability flags. If you choose to contact us or subscribe to our newsletter, we store your name and email address strictly for customer communication.

3. Use and Disclosure of Information

Any information gathered is utilized exclusively to: (a) ensure responsive delivery across Australian CDN edge nodes; (b) respond to reader inquiries; (c) defend against malicious automated traffic; and (d) distribute optional editorial updates. We never trade, rent, or sell your personal information to third-party marketing companies or data brokers.

4. Cookies, Analytics and Local Storage

Tervalino utilizes session cookies and aggregated performance telemetry to understand game category trends among Australian visitors. In addition, browser-based games use local IndexedDB or WebGL texture caches to store game assets locally. This data remains on your personal machine and is not accessible to cross-site advertisers.

5. Your Rights, Access, and OAIC Inquiries

Under the Privacy Act 1988, Australian residents possess the right to access, review, and request the correction or deletion of their personal records. Inquiries may be directed to our Privacy Officer at privacy@tervalino.com. If you believe your privacy request was not resolved adequately, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) at oaic.gov.au.