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Epic Games offers video games, online play and social features, alongside tools and a store for games and digital items.
legal.epicgames.com ↗U.S. adult consumer · plan and state unspecified
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When chat reporting is enabled, snippets are stored on chat participants’ devices and may reach Epic after a report; Epic may also use machine learning to analyze chats.
If either side ends these Terms, access to covered games, Credits, in-game content, and balances may end, generally without a refund unless law requires one.
The terms send most covered disputes to individual arbitration; you may opt out within 30 days of first signing up, but the class-action waiver remains.
Depending on how you use its services, Epic may collect gameplay details, device identifiers, IP address, location, and website activity.
The specific information collected varies with how you interact with the Epic Services; these are examples of automatic collection.
When chat reporting is enabled, snippets are stored on chat participants’ devices and may reach Epic after a report; Epic may also use machine learning to analyze chats.
The snippet-storage condition is use of text or voice chat in a channel where reporting is enabled; transmission to Epic may follow a report of a potential violation.
Your display name is public, and some game statistics or content you create or share may be accessible to other users or the public.
Public access to game statistics and created or shared content depends on the Epic Service and how you use it.
For California and the other states named in the policy, Epic says it does not sell personal data it collects.
This stated no-sale protection is limited to California and residents of the other states covered by the policy’s U.S. state notice; the user’s state is unspecified.
The terms say covered games and in-game content are licensed, not sold, and the license is revocable rather than an ownership right.
This applies to products covered by these Terms; the Epic Games Store and marketplaces are excluded and have separate terms.
The terms allow Epic to stop a product or its availability on a platform for business, technical, provider, or legal reasons; notice is promised only when commercially feasible.
This concerns ending a product or its availability on a platform without a violation by you.
If either side ends these Terms, access to covered games, Credits, in-game content, and balances may end, generally without a refund unless law requires one.
This applies to products covered by these Terms, which exclude the Epic Games Store and marketplaces; separate terms govern those products.
The terms say game progress, character data, and customization may stop being available at any time, including after an update, unless law requires otherwise.
This concerns data related to your use of products covered by these Terms; the terms preserve cases where applicable law requires otherwise.
The terms send most covered disputes to individual arbitration; you may opt out within 30 days of first signing up, but the class-action waiver remains.
The arbitration and class-action provisions apply to the extent permitted by applicable law and are subject to the terms’ stated exceptions.
For U.S. users, the terms seek to exclude some damages and cap total liability at what you paid Epic in the prior 12 months, to the extent law allows.
The terms state that these limits apply only to the fullest extent authorized by the law where you reside.
For disputes not sent to arbitration, the terms select North Carolina law and exclusive North Carolina courts, and waive jury trial where permitted.
These provisions apply except where applicable law requires otherwise and only to disputes not subject to arbitration.
Many subscriptions and in-game purchases are usually non-refundable; eligible marked games have short refund limits, and third-party purchases follow that store’s rules.
This policy covers purchases through Epic Games Store checkout on PC, Mac, and mobile; purchases through third-party stores follow the point-of-purchase policy.
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