BigBunny privacy notice
BigBunny Privacy Policy Philippines: Data, Cookies and User Choices
The BigBunny Privacy Policy explains the types of personal and technical information that may be involved when adults in the Philippines browse the site or use account-related pages. It also describes possible purposes, cookies, session security, retention principles and user controls.
This notice applies to the BigBunny website and should be read before registration, login or sending information through a support route. The current source identifies broad categories and possible purposes, but it does not provide a named list of third-party recipients, a fixed retention schedule or a complete cookie inventory. Users who need those details should request clarification through the contact information shown in the site footer before submitting data.
Last updated: 8 September 2026. BigBunny content is intended for people aged 18 and above. This policy does not replace the specific notice, consent request or account terms shown at the point where information is collected.
Six points in the BigBunny Privacy Policy
Use this summary to find the relevant section, then read the detailed wording before making a privacy decision.
Information you provide
Details entered on Register, Login or support pages may be involved when a user chooses to complete an account-related task.
Cookies and sessions
Cookies or similar storage may support preferences, navigation or session continuity where those technologies are active.
Device and usage data
Browser, device, connection, page-view and security-log information may be generated during normal technical operation.
Account protection
Users should keep passwords and verification codes private, check the domain and sign out after using a shared device.
Use and retention
Information should be connected to a clear purpose, limited to what is necessary and kept only as long as required for that purpose.
Rights and choices
Where applicable, users may ask about their information and exercise privacy rights subject to legal conditions and exceptions.
Information that may be involved when using BigBunny
Information provided by the user may include details a person chooses to enter on registration, login, account or support pages. The exact fields should be identified on the current interface before collection. Do not submit another person’s identity, unnecessary sensitive information or credentials through an informal message.
Technical and usage information may include device type, browser type, Internet Protocol address or general connection information, pages requested, timestamps, error records and security logs. These details can arise through normal website delivery and may be used to keep a page functional, understand technical problems, protect sessions or respond to a request.
Preference and session information may be stored through cookies, browser storage or similar technology where active. Examples can include language or display preferences and a session identifier. This policy does not claim that every possible category is collected on every visit; actual behaviour depends on the pages and technologies a user interacts with.
Provide only what the task requires
Check the purpose and the requested field before submitting information. Never place a password, one-time code or account-recovery secret in a general inquiry or message.
How cookies, sessions and browser controls may work
Session continuity
A session identifier may help a site recognise activity between page requests. Sign out fully after account use, especially on a shared device.
Preferences and usability
Browser storage may remember language, layout or other settings where implemented, reducing the need to choose them again.
Technical and security signals
Logs or identifiers may help diagnose errors, limit misuse or understand repeated requests. Their use should remain tied to a stated purpose.
Browser-level control
Users can review, block or delete cookies through browser settings. Blocking essential storage may cause an account or preference feature to work differently.
Why information may be processed
Depending on the page and information involved, purposes may include delivering requested content, supporting registration or login, maintaining a session, remembering user choices, answering an inquiry, diagnosing a fault, protecting accounts and meeting applicable legal obligations.
A purpose should be explained before or when information is collected. If consent is requested, the request should identify what the user is agreeing to. Where another lawful basis applies, processing should still be fair, transparent and limited to what the purpose requires.
Users should compare this general explanation with the notice shown on the relevant account or support interface. If the purpose is unclear, do not submit the information until the current site contact provides a satisfactory explanation.
What the current policy says—and which details remain unspecified
Information should be handled only when connected to a stated and legitimate purpose. Access should be limited to people or service providers who need it for that purpose, and reasonable organisational, physical and technical safeguards should be used. No online method can promise absolute security, so users should also protect their device, credentials and browser session.
The source policy refers broadly to technical support, security monitoring and site operation, but it does not name specific third-party recipients or describe any cross-border transfer arrangement. It also does not provide category-by-category retention periods. BigBunny should not be understood as making a more specific promise than the published notice supports.
As a general privacy principle, personal data should not be kept longer than necessary for the declared purpose, legitimate business needs, legal claims or a period required by law. A user who needs the actual retention period, recipient identity or deletion process for a particular record should ask through the contact shown in the footer before or after submitting the relevant information.
| Privacy check | User action |
|---|---|
| Requested information | Provide only accurate details required for the stated purpose |
| Password or code | Keep it private and never send it through a general message |
| Shared device | Disable password saving, sign out and close the session |
| Cookies | Review or change them through current browser controls |
| Missing detail | Ask through the footer contact before submitting data |
Privacy rights for users in the Philippines
Where the Philippine Data Privacy Act applies, data subjects may have rights to be informed, access personal data, object to processing, correct inaccurate information, request erasure or blocking in qualifying circumstances, receive data portability where applicable, file a complaint and seek damages when legal requirements are met.
These rights are subject to the Act, its implementing rules and applicable exceptions. A request should identify the account or interaction involved and the right being exercised without sending a password or one-time code. Identity may need to be verified through an appropriate process before account-specific information is released or changed.
The current page does not publish a separate privacy-request form. Users can begin by using the contact information shown in the footer and ask for the correct process, expected verification and response information. The Philippines’ privacy framework emphasises transparency, legitimate purpose and proportionality; this page uses those principles as context rather than claiming a legal conclusion about every processing activity.
Before sending a privacy request
- State which account interaction or information your request concerns.
- Explain whether you seek information, access, correction, objection or deletion.
- Use the contact route displayed on the current BigBunny site.
- Do not send a password, one-time code or unnecessary identity document.
- Keep a copy of the request and any response for your records.
Review privacy details before using an account page
If the data category, purpose, recipient or retention period is unclear, ask through the contact shown in the footer before entering information. Then read the Terms and Conditions and Responsible Gaming guide relevant to your decision.