Last updated: June 21, 2026

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The Feud Archive respects visitor privacy. This Privacy Policy explains, in simple terms, how information may be collected and used when someone visits this website.

The Feud Archive is a neutral, source-based archive of public feuds, conflicts and controversies. The website provides timelines, entity pages, related media links and source-based context.

Information we may collect

When you visit this website, basic technical and usage information may be collected through the website platform, analytics tools, cookies or similar technologies.

This may include:

• pages visited;

• device and browser information;

• approximate location;

• traffic sources;

• clicks and navigation behavior;

• technical data needed to keep the website working.

If forms are added to the website, information submitted through those forms may also be collected, such as feud suggestions, source links or messages.

How this information may be used

Information may be used to:

• keep the website running;

• understand how visitors use the website;

• improve pages, navigation and content;

• measure search and traffic performance;

• review submitted feud or source suggestions;

• protect the website from spam, abuse or technical issues.

Cookies and analytics

The Feud Archive may use cookies and analytics tools, including tools provided by Wix, Google or similar services.

Analytics help understand which pages are visited, how visitors find the website and how the site can be improved.

Where required, non-essential cookies or analytics tools may be controlled through a cookie banner or consent settings.

External links and affiliate links

The Feud Archive may link to external websites, including source articles, music platforms, video platforms, legal documents, book retailers, ticket platforms and other media pages.

Some external links may later be affiliate or partner links. This means The Feud Archive may receive a commission or referral benefit when visitors click or purchase through certain links. This does not affect the neutrality of the archive, timeline selection or source selection.

External websites have their own privacy policies and cookie practices. The Feud Archive is not responsible for how external websites handle visitor data.

Public source-based content

The Feud Archive uses publicly available sources such as articles, interviews, official statements, court documents, releases, videos and other public materials.

The website does not aim to publish private information or unsupported claims.

Data retention

Information may be kept for as long as needed to operate the website, review submissions, understand traffic or meet technical and legal requirements.

Updates

This Privacy Policy may be updated as the website develops, especially if new analytics tools, forms, advertising, affiliate links or account features are added.