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"we will review your gameplay, communications, and other account information to investigate allegations of cheating, hacking or any other breach...and may publicly disclose your personal information, including communications, your username, or your User ID.Excerpt from Activision's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “we will review your gameplay, communications, and other account information to investigate allegations of cheating, hacking or any other breach...and may publicly disclose your personal information, including communications, your username, or your User ID.”
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