Activision Privacy Policy

Activision's Privacy Policy describes what data Activision collects about you, how it uses and shares that data, and your rights over it. Activision can change this policy at any time, and continuing to use its services after notice counts as your agreement to the updated terms. Consumers have the right to opt out of Activision selling their personal information or sharing it with third parties for targeted advertising.

This Privacy Policy establishes Activision's rights and practices regarding the collection, processing, sharing, and retention of user personal information across its Properties. Activision may collect registration identifiers, device and browsing data including activity on unrelated websites visited before and after using its Properties, and may monitor gameplay, communications, and device activity including programs running concurrently with the game. User information is disclosed to Activision Blizzard group companies for those companies' independent marketing and advertising purposes, and to advertising partners who may combine it with data collected through their own services. The policy binds users to its current and future terms through continued use following notice of changes, and deletion of personal information is triggered only by specific user-initiated actions tied to contract performance or consent as legal bases.

This document means that Activision collects a broad range of information about you — including your name, email, device details, browsing behavior on sites outside Activision's own Properties, and activity on your device while playing — and shares it with Activision Blizzard group companies for their own marketing purposes and with advertising partners who may combine it with data from their other services. Where applicable law permits, Activision may enroll you in targeted advertising by default. Activision publicly displays certain information, including gameplay data and third-party account information, on both its own and partner-operated properties. If you want to stop Activision from selling your personal information or sharing it with third parties for targeted advertising, you can exercise your opt-out right directly with Activision.