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Turn On Location Services

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iOS (iPhone & iPad)

  1. Open the Settings app.

  2. Tap Privacy & Security.

  3. Tap Location Services.

  4. Make sure Location Services is toggled On.

  5. Scroll down to your browser (e.g. Safari, Chrome, Firefox) and set its access to While Using the App.

  6. Return to the main Settings screen.

  7. Scroll down and tap Apps.

  8. In the list (or via the search bar at the top), find and tap Safari.

  9. Scroll down and tap Location.

  10. Select Allow (or While Using the App, depending on your iOS version).

Tip: After system-level Location Services is on, the first time you visit PlaySlotsMobile in your browser you’ll see a prompt asking permission—tap Allow to let us verify your location.

View Apple (Iphone) Screenshots

Figure 1 (Settings Overview): iPhone Settings main screen showing search bar and general menu items (Step 1).

Figure 2 (Privacy & Security Highlight): Privacy & Security entry highlighted in Settings (Step 2).

Figure 3 (Privacy & Security Menu): Privacy & Security screen showing Location Services (Step 3).

Figure 4 (Location Services Menu): Location Services menu showing toggle ON and list of apps/sites (Step 4).

Figure 5 (Safari Websites List): Safari Websites entry listed among apps under Location Services (Step 5).

Figure 6 (Safari Location Access): Safari Websites permission set to While Using the App (Step 5 continued).

Figure 7 (Settings Overview): iPhone Settings main screen showing search bar and general menu items (Step 6).

Figure 8 (Apps Section Overview): Settings scroll showing Apps menu near bottom (Step 7).

Figure 9 (Safari in App List): Safari listed among apps under the Apps screen (Step 8).

Figure 10 (Safari App Settings): Safari’s own settings screen with Location displayed under “Settings for Websites” (Step 9).

Figure 11 (Allow Selected): Allow selected on Safari’s Location settings page (Step 10).

Android (Phone & Tablet)

  1. Open your device’s Settings.

  2. Tap Location.

  3. Toggle Use location (or Location services) to On.

  4. Tap App permission (or App-level permissions).

  5. Find your browser (e.g. Chrome, Firefox) and set Location to Allowed only while in use.

Tip: If you don’t see your browser listed, you may need to open it once after enabling system-level location so the OS can register it.

View Android Screenshots

Figure 1 (Settings Menu Overview): Android Settings main screen with the Location menu visible (Step 2).

Figure 2 (Location Settings): Location settings screen with master toggle ON and App permissions option visible (Steps 3–4).

Figure 3 (App List - Chrome Highlighted): List of apps under Location permissions showing Chrome under “Allowed only while in use” (Step 5).

Figure 4 (Chrome Location Permission): Chrome app’s location permission screen with Allow only while using the app selected (Step 5).

MacOS

  1. Click the Apple menu () and choose System Settings (or System Preferences on older macOS).

  2. Select Privacy & Security.

  3. Click Location Services.

  4. Toggle Location Services to On.

  5. If prompted, authenticate with your password or Touch ID.

View MacOS Screenshots

Figure 1: macOS desktop with System Settings icon highlighted in the Dock.

Figure 2: Privacy & Security panel open in System Settings.

Figure 3: Location Services menu with browser access toggles enabled.

Windows

  1. Open Start (Windows Icon).

  2. Open Settings.

  3. Click Privacy & Security.

  4. Select Location.

  5. Make sure Location services (the master switch) is On.

  6. Confirm “Let desktop apps access your location” is also enabled.

Browser Access

After enabling system-wide Location Services, give your browser permission:

Safari

  1. Open Safari, then choose Safari → Settings (or Preferences) from the menu bar.

  2. Go to the Websites tab.

  3. Click Location in the left sidebar.

  4. Find app.playslotsmobile.com in the list and set it to Allow.

Safari Screenshots

Figure 1 (Safari - Open Preferences): Shows the user navigating to Safari > Settings from the top menu bar.

Figure 2 (Safari - Allow Location): Shows Safari’s "Websites" tab with Location access set to Allow for app.playslotsmobile.com.

Chrome

  1. Open Chrome, click the three-dot menu → Settings.

  2. Scroll down and click Privacy and security → Site Settings.

  3. Under Permissions, click Location.

  4. Under Allowed to see your location, click Add, enter https://app.playslotsmobile.com, and click Add.

Chrome Screenshots

Figure 1: Enabling location access in Chrome via the site permissions dropdown for app.playslotsmobile.com.

Figure 2: Confirming location is allowed and selecting “Allow on every visit” in Chrome for app.playslotsmobile.com.

Firefox

  1. Open Firefox, click the hamburger menu → Settings.

  2. Select Privacy & Security.

  3. Scroll to Permissions → Location, then click Settings…

  4. Enter https://app.playslotsmobile.com and set its status to Allow, then click Save Changes.

Tip: After these settings are enabled, reload PlaySlotsMobile in your browser. You should no longer see any location error and can play freely in permitted areas.

Firefox Screenshots

Figure 1: Firefox location access prompt when visiting PlaySlotsMobile—selecting "Allow".

Figure 2: Firefox permissions panel showing location access set to "Allowed Temporarily" for PlaySlotsMobile.

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