WPT Global Cookie Policy in Philippines for Website Data and Preference Control

WPT Global Required Cookies for Basic Site Operation

Required files sit at the core of data transfer between your browser and the platform’s servers, kicking in the moment you take any action – loading a page, submitting a form, moving between sections. Because these technical files keep WPT Global pages functional, they are treated as essential for access rather than optional tracking tools. The Philippines Data Privacy Act of 2012 doesn’t call for consent here, since these are the bare minimum for the service to work at all. No personal data gets collected through this category for profiling or ads.

Required Parameter	Technical Detail
Scope	Current domain only
Data type	Non-personal session identifiers
Activation	Automatic on page load
Deletion	Automatic on browser close

This category skips the consent panel entirely – it runs the moment you open the site, no opt-in needed.

WPT Global Philippines Technical Cookies for Login and Account Use

Technical files shape how the website and app look and behave for players in the Philippines – everything from page layout across screen sizes to account creation steps, login sessions, and in-profile activity tracking. The 2024 National Information and Communications Technology Household Survey from the Philippine Statistics Authority puts mobile phone usage among internet users at 98.8%, so getting cross-device rendering right isn’t optional. Turn this category off and you lose login access along with account settings entirely.

WPT Global Functional Cookies for Preferences and Settings

Functional tracking on the platform is what keeps the service feeling the same each time you come back. Pick a display currency, set your interface language, tweak in-app options – those choices get saved and loaded automatically on every return visit. Republic Act No. 10173 puts these files in the opt-in bucket: they won’t land on your device until you actively approve them via the consent banner. Filipino players jumping between mobile data and home Wi-Fi get the most out of this layer, since it cuts out the need to reset preferences every time the connection changes.

Functional Type	Effect If Declined
Language preference	Interface reverts to default language
Currency display	Default currency shown regardless of location
Search history	Previous in-app searches not retained
UI layout settings	Display configuration resets each session

Functional files sit in their own lane – tweaking consent here has zero knock-on effect for analytical or marketing categories in the preference panel.

WPT Global Analytical Cookies for Website Improvement

Analytical tracking hands the site hard numbers on how it actually gets used. The data covers viewed pages, referral paths, click sequences, scroll depth, and search terms from inside the poker client. Every bit of it goes through aggregation and anonymization under the National Privacy Commission’s personal data processing standards, which means no session trace can be pinned to a real account. Pull consent for this category any time – nothing on the platform stops working.

WPT Global Marketing Cookies and Browser Management Options

Marketing files let the platform and partner ad networks tailor promotions to your browsing patterns. What gets collected: IP addresses, device identifiers, browser type, and visit frequency. Third-party tags from ad networks can follow activity beyond the site’s domain, which puts this category under the tightest consent rules in both the Philippines Data Privacy Act and the ePrivacy Directive. Saying no to marketing tracking doesn’t touch your poker access – only whether promos are personalized to you.

To manage or disable these files on your device, follow the steps below.

1. In Chrome: open Settings, select Privacy and Security, click Cookies and other site data, and choose your preferred level.
2. In Safari on iPhone or iPad: go to Settings, tap Safari, scroll to Privacy and Security, and toggle the option.
3. In Firefox: open Settings, select Privacy and Security, locate the Cookies and Site Data section, and set your blocking preference.
4. In Internet Explorer: open Internet Options, click the Privacy tab, and use the slider to select your level.

Browser-level changes take priority over whatever’s saved in the consent banner for that category.