Ubisoft is closing 'unused' accounts, disabling access to purchased games.
Ubisoft is closing ‘unused’ accounts, disabling access to purchased gamesis cancelling “unused” Ubisoft Accounts, disabling users’ access to their purchased games.
According to a user on Twitter, they received an email from Ubisoft warning that should they not click a link in said email which would stop the account suspension, the account, including all purchased games, would be inaccessible after a certain period. In response, the Ubisoft support Twitter wrote, “we just wanted to chime in that you can avoid the account closure by logging into your account within 30 days and selecting the Cancel Account Closure link contained in the email.”
When previously questioned on this issue, Ubisoft claimed that due to GDPR regulations, the company is required to “close inactive accounts to comply with local data protection legislation,” “This is only if we have strong reasons to believe that the account in question will remain unused,” reads a message on the
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