Author: Patel Anika  |  Reviewed by: Nair Ashwin  |  Publication date: 04-01-2026

A clear, India-first Privacy Policy you can trust

Welcome to Daman Lottery (domain: https://damanlottery.download/). This Privacy Policy explains, in a straightforward and safety-focused manner, how we collect, use, store, and protect personal information when you use our website and related services. We recognise that privacy is not only a legal requirement but also a trust commitment, especially when a platform involves account access, payments, and gameplay behaviour. Our mission is to provide a secure, transparent, and user-respectful experience for Indian users by following responsible data practices, limiting access to data, and explaining choices you have as a user.

Visual reference for this Privacy Policy — prepared under internal review by Nair Ashwin.

This document is written for everyday users who want practical clarity. It includes what information we collect (with examples), why we collect it (with core objectives), how we protect it (with security measures and standards), and what rights you have to access, correct, or delete certain data. Where relevant, we include numeric thresholds and typical time frames to keep the policy measurable and easy to follow.

1) Scope and definitions

This Privacy Policy applies to your use of the Daman Lottery website and any related pages, features, and support channels that link to this policy. “Personal information” generally means information that can identify you directly (such as a phone number or email) or indirectly (such as device identifiers combined with usage data).

Key terms (quick reference)

Account information

Details you provide to create or manage an account, like your name, phone number, email address, or verification details.

Login/security information

Details that help protect your account, like login timestamps, IP-related security signals, and authentication events.

Game behaviour data

Non-sensitive behaviour signals such as session length, feature usage, and in-app navigation patterns.

Technical device data

Information like device model, OS version, browser type, language settings, and crash logs.

Cookies

Small data files stored on your device that support performance, security, and user preferences.

If a local law or regulation requires additional disclosures, we will follow that requirement. If any section of this policy is unclear, you can contact us and request a plain-language explanation.

2) What information we collect

We collect information in four broad categories: Account Information, Login/Security Information, Game Behaviour Data, and Technical Device Data. Each category has a safety purpose and an operational purpose. Below are common examples, so you can recognise what may be collected.

2.1 Account Information

• Contact details: email address and/or phone number used for account creation, verification, and support.
• Profile details: display name or basic account identifiers you set inside your profile.
• Support messages: the content you share when you write to customer support, including attachments if any.

2.2 Login and Security Information

• Login events: time and date of login, logout, and failed login attempts (for example, to detect brute-force activity).
• Security signals: device sign-in pattern changes, suspicious session indicators, and risk scoring flags.
• Session identifiers: unique tokens that maintain a secure session while you are logged in.

2.3 Game Behaviour Data

• Usage patterns: pages visited, features used, session duration, and basic engagement metrics.
• In-app navigation: which screens are opened and how often, to understand performance and user flow.
• Integrity signals: unusual patterns that may indicate abuse, automation, or unfair behaviour.

2.4 Technical Device Data

• Device attributes: device model, OS version, screen resolution, language/locale, and time zone.
• Browser attributes: browser name/version and basic capabilities used to render pages correctly.
• Diagnostics: crash reports, error logs, and performance timing (for example, page load time in milliseconds).

We do not ask you to share more than necessary to use core features. In many cases, you can choose not to provide certain profile details, but some data is needed to protect accounts and prevent fraud.

Practical example: If you attempt a login from a new device in a short time window (for example, within 10 minutes of a previous session), security checks may trigger to protect your account.

3) Why we collect this data

We collect data for defined objectives. The three core objectives are: (1) enhance the gaming experience, (2) improve device compatibility, and (3) strengthen security and risk control. We also use limited information for customer support and compliance responsibilities.

3.1 Enhance gaming experience

1. Personalised stability: remembering basic preferences (for example, language and session continuity).
2. Performance improvements: reducing errors and improving load times based on aggregated diagnostics.
3. Feature quality: measuring whether features work as intended through non-identifying behaviour signals.

3.2 Improve device compatibility

India has a wide variety of devices and network conditions. Technical device data helps us ensure the website works reliably. For instance, we may compare performance across OS versions and browsers to address issues that affect a specific subset of users.

• Compatibility checks: detect layout issues on common screen sizes and browsers.
• Error reduction: identify top error types and fix them faster (e.g., top 5 crash signatures).

3.3 Strengthen security and risk control

Security is a high priority for any account-based platform. Login and security information is used to:

• Prevent unauthorised access: identify suspicious logins and block risky sessions.
• Detect fraud patterns: monitor abnormal activity, including automated or scripted behaviour.
• Protect payments and account changes: validate sensitive actions with stronger checks.

We do not use security logs to profile you for unrelated purposes. We use them to protect your account, protect other users, and maintain integrity.

4) How we protect your data

We apply a layered approach to protect information. This includes encryption, access control, secure development practices, monitoring, and incident response. No online system can guarantee absolute security, but we aim to reduce risk through measurable controls and continuous improvement.

4.1 Encryption technology

We use encryption in transit to protect information exchanged between your device and our servers. Sensitive actions such as login sessions and account updates are designed to use secure transport mechanisms. Where appropriate, we also use encryption at rest for stored data. Encryption reduces the risk of data exposure if unauthorised access occurs.

• In transit: secure transport for data sent over networks.
• At rest: protective measures for certain stored datasets and backups.

4.2 Access control (least-privilege)

We limit access to personal data. Only authorised personnel who require access for operational tasks (such as support or security reviews) may access relevant data. Access is controlled using role-based permissions and logged.

• Role-based permissions: access depends on job responsibility.
• Audit trails: access events are logged for accountability and investigations.
• Review cycles: permissions are reviewed periodically and removed when no longer needed.

4.3 International standards and security practices

We align our security programme with widely recognised practices, including secure code review, vulnerability management, and incident response readiness. We aim to patch critical security issues within defined time windows when identified.

4.4 Monitoring and incident response

We monitor systems for suspicious activity and integrity anomalies. If a security incident occurs, we investigate, contain, and remediate it. When legally required or where it is responsible to do so, we will notify affected users and provide guidance on protective actions.

Security tip for users: Use a unique password, avoid sharing OTPs, and log out from shared devices. If you see an unfamiliar login, contact us immediately at [email protected].

5) Transparency of cookies and tracking technologies

Cookies help websites function safely and smoothly. We use cookies and similar technologies for necessary operations, performance, and analytics. This section explains what they do and what choices you have.

5.1 Necessity of cookies

Some cookies are necessary for core functions such as session security and login continuity. Without these, key services may not function properly.

• Session cookies: maintain a secure session while you navigate.
• Security cookies: help detect suspicious activity and prevent abuse.

5.2 Performance cookies

Performance cookies help us understand how the website behaves under different device and network conditions. This helps reduce errors and improve responsiveness. We focus on aggregated insights rather than identifying individual users.

• Load metrics: typical page load times (e.g., median load in 2–5 seconds on standard networks).
• Error frequency: how often a feature fails, so it can be fixed.

5.3 Analysis cookies

Analysis cookies may help us measure general usage patterns (such as which pages are most visited). This supports product decisions and reliability improvements. Where possible, we prefer privacy-respecting configurations that reduce unnecessary data collection.

5.4 Managing cookies (your choices)

You can manage cookies through your browser settings. Blocking certain cookies may affect features like login persistence. If you clear cookies, you may need to sign in again.

6) Third-party services and disclosure

We may rely on trusted third-party service providers to operate the platform, provide analytics, deliver customer support tools, or enhance security. We do not sell your personal information. We share data only when it is required to provide services, comply with legal obligations, or protect safety and integrity.

6.1 When we may share data

• Service providers: hosting, monitoring, fraud prevention, customer support tooling.
• Legal obligations: if required by applicable law, regulation, or lawful request.
• Protection and enforcement: to investigate fraud, abuse, or security incidents.
• Business continuity: limited sharing in corporate restructuring, subject to confidentiality safeguards.

6.2 Controls on third parties

We aim to work with providers that implement appropriate security measures and confidentiality obligations. Where applicable, we use contracts that restrict the provider’s use of data to the services they perform for us.

If you want to know whether a specific third-party category applies to your data, you can email us and request an explanation.

7) Data retention

We retain information only for as long as necessary to provide services, comply with legal obligations, resolve disputes, and protect the platform. Retention varies by category.

7.1 Typical retention ranges (examples)

• Account profile data: retained while your account is active, and for a limited period after closure where required.
• Security logs: retained for a defined window to investigate incidents (often 90–180 days depending on the risk context).
• Support tickets: retained to ensure continuity and quality (commonly 12–24 months).
• Analytics aggregates: retained longer where data is not directly identifying, for trend analysis.

7.2 Deletion and anonymisation

When retention is no longer necessary, we delete or anonymise data in line with operational procedures. Backups may take additional time to cycle out, but they are protected with access controls and are not used for active processing.

If you request deletion, we will evaluate the request and proceed where legally and operationally feasible. Some data may need to be retained for legal compliance or fraud prevention.

8) Your rights as a user

We respect user rights and aim to provide meaningful control. Depending on applicable laws and the nature of data, you may request: access, correction, deletion, portability (where feasible), and restrictions on certain processing.

8.1 Common requests we support

• Access: ask what personal information we hold about your account.
• Correction: update inaccurate account details.
• Deletion: request deletion of certain data, subject to legal and safety constraints.
• Account closure: request closure of your account through support.

8.2 How to submit a request

Email us at [email protected]. To protect your account from impersonation, we may ask for verification, such as confirming recent activity details or responding from the registered email address. Our typical acknowledgement time is within 72 hours, and completion time may vary depending on complexity.

Important: We may refuse or limit requests that are unlawful, technically infeasible, or that could compromise platform security or other users’ rights.

Note: This button is informational and does not submit data. Please contact support by email.

9) Children’s privacy

Protecting children online is important. Our services are not intended for children. If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child has provided personal information to us, please contact us. We will take appropriate steps, which may include deletion of information and account restrictions where applicable.

We also encourage families to use device-level parental controls and supervise app/website usage on shared devices.

10) International data transfers

Depending on infrastructure and service providers, information may be processed or stored in multiple regions. When data is transferred across borders, we apply safeguards designed to protect confidentiality and integrity, such as contractual obligations and security measures.

We aim to ensure consistent protections regardless of where data is processed. If you have questions about cross-border handling, email [email protected].

11) Policy updates and version control

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in services, security practices, or legal requirements. If changes are significant, we will provide reasonable notice through the website. The publication date above indicates the current version.

11.1 What you should check

• Whether new data categories are introduced.
• Whether retention periods change.
• Whether user rights processes or contact details are updated.

12) Contact us

If you have questions, concerns, or requests related to privacy, contact:

To help us assist you faster, please include: (1) your registered email/phone (masked if you prefer), (2) the nature of the issue, and (3) approximate date/time of the relevant event (for example, “login issue on 03-01-2026 around 18:30 IST”).

13) A brief introduction before we close

Privacy Policy pages can feel heavy, but the goal is simple: make it easy for you to understand how your information is handled and what choices you have. Daman Lottery is committed to responsible data use, practical security, and clear support channels.

Article 1–2 of this page reflects the passion and dedication behind https://damanlottery.download—building a stable, secure, and user-respectful experience where trust is earned through clarity and disciplined handling of data.

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If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]. We prefer resolving concerns with facts, clear steps, and reasonable timelines rather than vague assurances.

14) Quick checklist for safer account use (India-friendly)

This checklist is provided as a practical guide. It does not guarantee outcomes, but it can reduce common risks:

• Use a strong password with at least 12 characters and avoid reusing it across sites.
• Never share OTPs or verification codes—support teams should not ask for them.
• Log out on shared devices and clear browser data after use.
• Review login alerts and report suspicious activity within 24 hours if possible.
• Keep your browser updated to reduce security vulnerabilities.

We include this checklist because privacy is not only about policies—safe usage habits also matter in day-to-day life.