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Ubisoft won’t be deleting your accounts full of games despite initial perception

Posted on July 26, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Despite initial worries, Ubisoft will not be deleting inactive accounts which have purchased games stored on them. Last week Ubisoft’s policies were brought into question when a user tweeted a picture of an email explaining account deletion. The email read that after not using the said account, it was ‘temporarily suspended… and will be closing permanently in 30 days in accordance with our Terms of Use’. However, Ubisoft has subsequently replied to the tweet. ‘You can avoid the account closure by
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