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"When we do so, we'll change the date noted at the top of this Policy. In some cases, we may also notify you of the changes by email or within the applicable Epic Services.Excerpt from Unreal Engine's Epic Games Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “When we do so, we'll change the date noted at the top of this Policy. In some cases, we may also notify you of the changes by email or within the applicable Epic Services.”
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