Ubisoft adds that it may also close long-term inactive accounts to maintain its database, but "You will be notified by email if we begin the process of closing your inactive account." ...

Ubisoft apparently claimed that it would shutdown accounts to comply with Europe's General Data Protection Regulation, but why it's threatening to close an account that presumably has games ...

Gaming Ubisoft Will Now Delete Your Account, Games Library Due to Inactivity Those who haven't logged into their Ubisoft accounts for more than four years are now at risk of losing all their games.

UPDATE 7/24: Ubisoft has since clarified that it will only delete inactive accounts that do not have any game purchases tied to them. Original story follows. In response to concerns over an ...

Ubisoft is the latest publisher to draw questions from users, as the company has reportedly sent emails to users with “inactive” accounts, requiring that they click a link within a 30-day ...

The Ubisoft support page has also been updated to read: "Accounts tied to an active Ubisoft subscription, or PC games that have been purchased from the Ubisoft store, are not eligible for deletion".

Ubisoft is a sizeable third-party publisher that makes Assassins Creed, Far Cry, Rainbow Six games, and more. A user posted an email from Ubisoft detailing the deletion of their account because it ...

The longest I've been logged out of an account was Battlenet, and even after more than a year, it never happened. Ubisoft has a lot of games, among which there are a ton of online multiplayer ones.

Gaming The Web ubisoft online store Ubisoft now says it won't delete inactive accounts with purchased games Not sure why the support team never mentioned this By Rob Thubron July 25, 2023, 5:19 AM ...

Ubisoft faces backlash for canceling "unused" accounts, denying access to purchased games. Debates over data protection and DRM's impact on digital game ownership ensue.

It was exacerbated by Ubisoft’s support team encouraging the user to log into their account. But to coin a phrase, rumors of your purchased games’ deletion have been greatly exaggerated.