Data protection at a glance
Family Feud – Privacy Policy
How your information is collected, stored, and used when you play Family Feud online.
Why this page exists
Family Feud is distributed by Atlantic Digital through licensed online casinos, and each operator you play at is the one actually collecting and processing your data — not the studio itself. This page explains, in plain terms, what kind of information is typically gathered when you access the game, how cookies are used to remember your session and preferences, and what rights you have as a player in Canada. It does not replace the specific privacy policy of the casino you register with; that document always takes precedence, and we recommend reading it before depositing.
Data, cookies, and your responsibilities
When you load Family Feud in a browser, the operator hosting the game typically records account details such as your registered name, email, and payment method, along with technical data like device type, browser version, and IP address. This information supports account verification, fraud prevention, and compliance with anti-money-laundering rules that licensed Canadian-facing casinos are required to follow.
Cookies and similar tracking technologies are used to keep you logged in during a session, remember display settings, and measure how features such as the Feud Free Spins or the Big Money Jackpot Round are used across sessions. Most operators let you manage cookie preferences through browser settings or an on-site consent panel, though disabling certain cookies can affect gameplay continuity or force repeated logins.
Because Family Feud runs through third-party casino platforms rather than a single studio-operated site, no single privacy statement covers every deployment of the game. Reputable operators publish their own policy pages detailing data retention periods, encryption standards, and any sharing of information with payment processors or regulators — details that can vary from one licensed casino to another even for the same title.
Age verification is a core part of the data collected. Play is restricted to 19 and older across most of Canada, and 18 and older in Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec. Operators use the identity information gathered at registration to confirm eligibility, and this same data may be checked against self-exclusion registries where responsible-gambling programs are in place.
If you have questions about how a specific casino handles your data — including requests to access, correct, or delete personal information — the operator's own support channel is the correct point of contact, since it holds the account records directly. Atlantic Digital, as the game studio, does not manage individual player accounts or process withdrawal or data-deletion requests itself.