Epic provides users with rights to access, correct, delete, and export their personal data, and to object to or restrict certain processing. These rights are exercisable via account settings or by contacting Epic directly.
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The provision creates operational pathways for data subject rights requests and preference management, establishing the procedures through which individuals can exercise control over their information processing and data collection mechanisms within the Epic Games ecosystem and connected third-party platforms.
You can request deletion of your Epic account and associated personal data, export your data, or object to processing by contacting Epic through the Help Center or account settings — but the process requires proactive effort and the policy does not guarantee the specific response timelines required by GDPR (30 days) or CCPA (45 days).
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Not be Discriminated Against by us for exercising your privacy rights.
"You can request that we provide access to, or correct or delete, information we have collected from you. You can change your email marketing preferences at any time (e.g., by using the opt-out mechanism in our marketing emails, updating your Epic account settings, or contacting us directly). You can change your privacy settings on third-party platforms, websites, and services to limit the information they disclose to us. You can manage cookies and other automatic data collection technologies through your browser or device settings (e.g., by blocking, deleting, or limiting them).Excerpt from Unreal Engine's Epic Games Privacy Policy
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision is directly governed by GDPR Articles 15–21 (rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection), enforced by EU DPAs; UK GDPR equivalents enforced by the ICO; CCPA §1798.100–§1798.125 (rights to …
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The provision creates operational pathways for data subject rights requests and preference management, establishing the procedures through which individuals can exercise control over their information processing and data collection mechanisms within the Epic Games ecosystem and connected third-party platforms.
You can request deletion of your Epic account and associated personal data, export your data, or object to processing by contacting Epic through the Help Center or account settings — but the process requires proactive effort and the policy does not guarantee the specific response timelines required by GDPR (30 days) or CCPA (45 days).
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