96 Total
25 High severity
58 Medium severity
13 Low severity

Key Facts · in the document’s own words

May Unreal Engine transfer user information to a buyer or successor?
“a buyer or other successor in the event of a sale, merger, divestiture...in which information retained by us pertaining to users of the Epic Services is among the assets transferred...”
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Unreal Engine may transfer user information to a buyer or successor in the event of a sale, merger, or divestiture in which that information is among the assets transferred.
What features are Cabined Accounts restricted from accessing?
“Cabined Accounts can play Epic's games (e.g., Fortnite, Rocket League, or Fall Guys), but features like voice chat and real money purchases are disabled.”
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Unreal Engine restricts Cabined Accounts from accessing features including voice chat and real money purchases.
Will Unreal Engine delete a California user's personal information upon request?
“We will delete your personal information, unless retention is necessary for operational or legal reasons, including to: provide the Epic Services you requested...ensure the security or integrity...exercise legal rights...”
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Unreal Engine will delete a California user's personal information upon request unless retention is necessary for operational or legal reasons, including to provide requested Epic Services, ensure security or integrity, or exercise legal rights.
Does Unreal Engine sell the personal data it collects?
“Epic does not sell personal data it collects or process it for targeted advertising.”
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Unreal Engine does not sell the personal data it collects or process it for targeted advertising.
Does Unreal Engine sell or share the personal information it collects?
“Epic also does not sell or share the personal information it collects. This includes for users for whom we have actual knowledge are under 16.”
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Unreal Engine does not sell or share the personal information it collects, including for users it has actual knowledge are under 16.
When will Unreal Engine delete personal information associated with a child's account?
“Starting in April 2026, if a child's account remains inactive for 18 months, personal information associated with the account will be deleted...”
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Starting in April 2026, Unreal Engine will delete personal information associated with a child's account if that account remains inactive for 18 months.
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Summary

This policy explains how Unreal Engine collects and handles your personal data — and importantly, it commits to never selling your data or using it for targeted ads. If you are a minor, your account has additional restrictions and protections, including limits on what data is collected and how long it is kept. Using Unreal Engine's services means your data may be processed in other countries, and if the company is sold, your information could transfer to the new owner.

Analysis

This privacy policy establishes the scope of personal data collection, use, sharing, and retention practices for Unreal Engine users, including specific protections for child and minor accounts. The document commits to not selling personal data or processing it for targeted advertising, and extends no-sale and no-share commitments explicitly to users known to be under 16. It authorizes cross-border data processing in any country where Unreal Engine operates, subject to applicable law, and establishes an automated deletion trigger for inactive child accounts beginning April 2026. Data use includes training machine learning systems for content moderation, and California users retain a qualified right to request deletion of their personal information.

What this means for you

Users can be confident that Unreal Engine does not sell their personal information and does not process it for targeted advertising. For child accounts, data collection is limited to what is needed to operate the account, and starting April 2026, personal information tied to a child's account inactive for 18 months will be automatically deleted. California users have the right to request deletion of their personal information, subject to exceptions for operational or legal necessity. Voice data may be transmitted to Epic if a policy violation is reported, so users should be aware that voice interactions can be reviewed in those circumstances.

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4 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: May 2026

What changed Unreal Engine updated its privacy policy contact information on May 1, 2026, replacing old email addresses with new ones across its contact details section. The main privacy contact email changed from privacy@support.epicgames.com to a new address, and data protection officer emails changed from dpo@support.epicgames.com to a new format. This is an administrative update that affects where users and regulators send privacy inquiries and exercise data rights.
Why this matters Unreal Engine replaced its privacy and data protection officer email addresses with new contact information across its privacy policy. This change affects how users exercise their data subject rights, including requests to access, correct, or delete personal data. You should note the new email addresses if you plan to contact Epic Games about your data or privacy concerns.
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What changed Epic Games updated its privacy policy on April 23, 2026 with clarifications focused on how it collects and uses data from children's accounts (called Cabined Accounts). The policy now specifies that persistent identifiers like IP addresses and device IDs are used for authentication, security, and service improvement, and adds language stating these identifiers are not repurposed for other uses. Language also shifted from 'child user' to 'child' throughout, and removed a previous statement about deleting personal information after inquiry resolution.
Why this matters The updated policy clarifies how Epic Games collects and uses persistent identifiers (IP addresses, device IDs, account IDs) for children's accounts. The revised language specifies that these identifiers are used for authentication, security, analytics, and service personalization, and adds an explicit statement that technical and organizational means are in place to ensure these identifiers are not repurposed for other uses. Parent email addresses are collected for notice and consent but are no longer stated to be automatically deleted after 14 days if the parent does not respond.
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April 19, 2026 low

Epic Games updated contact email addresses across its privacy policy, consolidating multiple department-specific addresses into centralized support emails. Previously, users had to email different addresses for privacy inquiries (privacy@epicgames.com), data …

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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
This version captured April 23, 2026 06:08 UTC
Last successful capture October 8, 2026 01:25 UTC
Date stated by the document April 22, 2026 (as printed in this version)
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000086
Version ID CA-V-001935
SHA-256 (extracted text, extractor v5) 687fc2a09c9f59820765ca66606fa2e43a29317742d7a6ebfeb243854ea1205e
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