Of course, there's still plenty more to worry about regarding digital ownership of games or other media and the risk of losing those libraries at any time, especially at a time when digital game releases seem poised to push out physical any day now, but you can rest assured that at least in this situation, Ubisoft isn't just obliterating accounts willy-nilly.Update: I tried to open the Minecraft launcher today and it automatically updated and it now runs perfectly.
So no, if you haven't logged into your Ubisoft account in years, you're not on the verge of losing your game library. You can read more about its policy on its official website. Ubisoft added that emails such as the one circulated are sent to users 30 days prior to account deletion, and if a user tries to log in during that window, they will receive a notice and a link to reactivate the account upon login.
The existence of an active subscription tied to the account. In practice, as of today, we have never deleted accounts that have been inactive for less than 4 years. The duration of inactivity of the account, meaning the last login to our ecosystem (including from Ubisoft games on Steam and other platforms). The account’s libraries: accounts that include purchased PC games are not eligible for deletion. The gaming activity of the account since its creation. The publisher it takes the following into account: However, Ubisoft also clarified its criteria for account deletion, noting that it absolutely does not include accounts that have purchased games attached to them. The company claims its policies are "aligned with legal requirements and with the standards of the industry" and that they also serve as fraud prevention. The publisher confirmed it has "for many years now" deleted inactive accounts in accordance with the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on how long companies are permitted to store individual personal information. 
In an email to IGN, Ubisoft clarified its stance on account deletions.
0 kommentar(er)
