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• May 1, 2026 v1 low
  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.
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• April 23, 2026 v1 low
  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.
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• April 19, 2026 v1 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 protection officers (dpo@epicgames.com), or subsidiary-specific contacts. Now, most requests route through privacy@support.epicgames.com or dpo@support.epicgames.com, with some subsidiary contacts using domain-specific addresses like privacy@harmonixmusic.com. This simplifies how users exercise data rights and contact the company about privacy practices.
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• March 25, 2026 v1
  Initial snapshot — monitoring begins
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