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"When you use cloud features of the Licensed Technology, you are temporarily granting access to your relevant data ("Cloud Input Data") to Epic or its affiliates, and you grant Epic permission to use Cloud Input Data for the sole purpose of generating the data you request...Excerpt from Unreal Engine's EULA
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The clause states: “When you use cloud features of the Licensed Technology, you are temporarily granting access to your relevant data ("Cloud Input Data") to Epic or its affiliates, and you grant Epic permission to use Cloud Input Data for the sole purpose of generating the data you request...”
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