Privacy policy of Kerala Lottery Today
Kerala Lottery Today collects only what a contact message holds, what the hosting server logs and what Google Analytics measures. The site has no visitor accounts and its own code sets no cookies. This policy was last updated on 4 October 2026.
Who is responsible for the Kerala Lottery Today privacy policy?
Bhagya Desk is responsible for the Kerala Lottery Today privacy policy and for the data the site handles. Bhagya Desk publishes the site as an independent publisher. Privacy requests go through the contact page.
This policy covers the website at kerala-lottery-today.com and its Malayalam pages. It describes what the site really does on the date above. A change to the site’s data handling updates this page first.
What information does Kerala Lottery Today collect?
Kerala Lottery Today collects 5 kinds of information, each tied to one visitor action. Reading results by itself sends nothing to the site beyond a normal page request. The table lists each kind.
| Visitor action | What is recorded | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Opening any page | IP address, page address, time, browser type | Hosting server logs (Hostinger) |
| Opening any page | Pages viewed, visit source, device type, rough location | Google Analytics |
| Checking a ticket | The ticket number, inside the page address | Server logs and Google Analytics |
| Sending the contact form | Your message, and your name, email and draw code when given | Email to the site owner; short note in the site log |
| Clicking a partner card | One added to that partner’s click count, with nothing about you | Site database |
What happens to a ticket number you check?
A ticket number you check is used to look up results and is not saved by the site. The site’s database keeps no list of checked numbers. The number appears in the page address, such as /kerala-lottery-ticket-checker/?t=KR770123.
Page addresses reach the hosting server logs and Google Analytics. The checked number reaches them as part of that address. Neither record links the number to your name.
The checker under the first prize of a draw page answers inside your browser first. It compares your number with the numbers already on the page. The full checker runs on the server when you submit the form.
The tax calculator works the same way. The prize amount you enter appears in the page address as ?amount=.
What happens to a message sent through the contact form?
A contact message is sent by email to the site owner and used only to answer it. Your name, email address and draw code are optional. The message itself is required, from 10 to 3,000 characters.
The form uses 3 spam guards. None of them sets a cookie or identifies you.
- Hidden field: a field named “Website” stays empty for people and gets filled by bots.
- Signed time: a form sent within 4 seconds, or older than 24 hours, is dropped silently.
- Hourly limit: each connection sends at most 5 messages per hour.
The hourly limit keeps a counter under a scrambled code made from your IP address. The counter expires after 1 hour. The IP address itself is not stored with the message.
The email carries your name, email, draw code and message to the owner’s mailbox. A Reply-To line holds your email address when you give one. The site’s internal log keeps the draw code and the first 120 characters of the message.
Does Kerala Lottery Today use cookies?
The site’s own code sets no cookies and stores nothing in your browser. Google Analytics sets its own cookies once the owner adds it. Site staff who log in to manage the site receive login cookies.
The site’s scripts do 3 jobs. They refresh the homepage for a new result, open the live draw and run the tax calculator. None of them uses cookies, local storage or session storage. The site’s fonts load from its own server, not from a font service.
How does Kerala Lottery Today use Google Analytics?
Kerala Lottery Today uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages readers use. The owner is adding it through Google Site Kit, a WordPress plugin made by Google. The reports show totals, not named visitors.
Google Analytics records 4 kinds of usage data. They are pages viewed, the visit source, the device and a rough location. It sets first-party cookies whose names start with “_ga”. These cookies tell one visit apart from another.
Google processes this data under its own privacy policy at policies.google.com/privacy. Google explains its use of data from partner sites at policies.google.com/technologies/partner-sites.
How do you opt out of Google Analytics?
You opt out of Google Analytics with Google’s opt-out add-on or your browser’s cookie settings. Both work on this site. Neither affects the results you see.
- Install the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on from tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
- Block or delete cookies for this site in your browser settings.
- Use a private browsing window, which deletes cookies when it closes.
What does Google Search Console receive?
Google Search Console receives nothing from your visit to this site. It reports search data Google already holds: queries, clicks and positions in Google Search. The owner sees totals, not individual searchers.
The owner is adding Search Console through Google Site Kit, together with Analytics. Search Console sets no cookie on this site.
Which other services handle your visit?
Three other services handle parts of a visit: Hostinger, LiteSpeed Cache and YouTube. Each one handles a single job. None receives contact messages.
- Hostinger: the hosting company whose servers deliver every page and keep standard access logs.
- LiteSpeed Cache: the server cache that stores ready-made copies of public pages for speed.
- YouTube: the home of the official live draw, opened only when you choose to watch.
The “Watch the official live draw” button opens the department’s YouTube channel in a new tab. An embedded player, when switched on, loads from youtube-nocookie.com only after you tap it. Nothing loads from YouTube before that. YouTube’s privacy policy applies on YouTube.
Links to official sites, such as statelottery.kerala.gov.in, take you away from this site. Their own privacy policies apply there.
Does Kerala Lottery Today show advertisements?
Kerala Lottery Today shows no advertisements on 4 October 2026. The ad spaces in the page design are empty, and empty spaces load nothing. No ad network receives data from this site today.
Advertisements, when added, will use cookies to show and measure ads. This policy will name the ad provider and its cookies before the first ad runs. The opt-out steps for ads will be listed on this page.
How long does Kerala Lottery Today keep information?
Kerala Lottery Today keeps information for different periods by type. The hourly spam counter lasts 1 hour. Contact emails and log notes stay until the owner deletes them.
| Information | How long it is kept |
|---|---|
| Spam counter for the contact form | 1 hour |
| Contact email in the owner’s mailbox | Until the owner deletes it, or on your request |
| Short note in the site log (draw code, first 120 characters) | Until the owner deletes it, or on your request |
| Hosting server logs | The period set by Hostinger |
| Google Analytics data | The retention period set in Google Analytics |
How do you ask about or delete your information?
You ask about or delete your information by writing through the contact page. Name the date of your message and the email address you used. The owner finds the message and answers by email.
A request covers 3 things: a copy of what the site holds, a correction, or deletion. The site holds no account or profile to search. Requests about Google Analytics data go to Google through the tools above.
Does Kerala Lottery Today sell or share personal information?
No. Kerala Lottery Today sells no personal information and shares none with advertisers. Contact messages stay with the site owner.
Google receives usage data through Analytics, as described above. Hostinger handles server logs as the hosting company.
Can visitors create an account on Kerala Lottery Today?
No. Kerala Lottery Today has no visitor accounts, sign-ups or comment forms. Every page is free to read without logging in.
The site is written for adult ticket holders. It asks no one for age, phone number or address.
Privacy questions
What does Kerala Lottery Today collect when I read a result?
A normal page request, recorded in the hosting server logs, plus Google Analytics usage data. The site’s own code sets no cookies.
Who reads my contact message?
The site owner, by email. The site’s log keeps the draw code and the first 120 characters.
How do I stop Google Analytics on this site?
Install Google’s opt-out add-on, or block cookies for this site in your browser. The results work the same.
How do I delete a message I sent?
Write through the contact page with the date of your message and the email you used. The owner deletes it and confirms.
Does Kerala Lottery Today store the ticket numbers I check?
No. The site’s database keeps no list of checked numbers. The number appears in the page address, which server logs and Analytics record.
Does Kerala Lottery Today use cookies?
No, not from its own code. Google Analytics sets “_ga” cookies, and future ads will use cookies.
Does Kerala Lottery Today sell my data?
No. The site sells no personal information to anyone.
Do I need an account to use Kerala Lottery Today?
No. The site has no accounts, and every page is free to read.