Ubisoft has further clarified its stance on account deletion, noting that accounts including purchased PC games are not…
Ubisoft has further clarified its stance on account deletion, noting that accounts including purchased PC games are not eligible for deletion.having their accounts deemed"inactive" and claimed they would lose their game purchases.
Ubisoft replied stating account closure can be avoided by logging in within a 30 day window. Now it's provided further clarification. "For many years now, we have implemented our account deletion process in compliance with the requirements of the GDPR," reads a statement from Ubisoft to Eurogamer."Our policies are aligned with legal requirements and with the standards of the industry. This measure also acts as a protection for our players against fraud.
Three emails are sent to users over a 30-day period offering to restore the account before deletion is permanent. A log in during that time will receive an automated warning and link to reactivate the account.From Assassin's Creed to Zoo Tycoon, we welcome all gamers
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