When registering, we gather your display name, email address, and full birth date to ensure you're 19 or older—or meet the legal age in your region. We also receive basic device data (like IP address, browser type, OS, and screen size) along with logs tracking how you use our games.
We use this data to operate your account, track progress, enforce age restrictions, and maintain fair gameplay. Aggregated usage stats help us fine-tune game mechanics without tying any information to your identity.
We apply first-party cookies to manage sessions and remember preferences, plus Google Analytics for anonymized traffic stats. You'll see a consent banner on first load—non-essential cookies remain off until you opt in.
Your personal data is protected with TLS 1.3 encryption in transit and AES-256 at rest. Only authorized team members with operational responsibilities can access this information.
We do not sell your data. It may be shared with trusted providers (e.g. hosting, fraud prevention, or email systems) under strict privacy terms aligned with Canadian standards.
Some partners may store information in the U.S. In such cases, we apply legal safeguards to ensure your data receives equivalent protection under Canadian law.
We retain user data while your account is active and for up to two years after inactivity so your progress can be restored. Security logs may be held for up to seven years in compliance with PIPEDA.
You have the right to access, correct, or delete your personal information. Email us at [email protected] and we’ll respond within 30 days—or sooner, where required by law.
We’ll only send you promotional emails if you explicitly opt in during registration. You can unsubscribe anytime using the link included in each email.
Significant changes to this policy will be announced on this page and by email at least ten days in advance. The “Last Updated” field reflects the most recent update.
For privacy inquiries or complaints, contact our Privacy Officer using the details above. You can also report concerns to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada if you believe your rights under PIPEDA have been violated.