Reviewed Jun 2026 · policies are checked weekly for changes · stated — every cell is read from Epic Games's published policy; none has been tested (run by us) yet.
1Trains AIstated
Epic's privacy policy discloses using personal data to train machine-learning models (e.g. for content moderation and recommendations) and shares data with large-language-model providers to power AI features, but makes no clear no-training or opt-in-only commitment for your personal data, so model-training use is scored at the unclear level.
Epic Games — Privacy Policy (AI / ML uses) · accessed Jun 2026 ↗
§Enforcement action — deducts 4 points (severity 2); data practices without the penalty scored C (7/12)verified
The US FTC and DOJ reached settlements totaling $520 million with Epic Games in December 2022: a $275 million civil penalty for collecting children's personal data in Fortnite in violation of COPPA (the largest penalty ever for an FTC rule violation) and $245 million in refunds for dark-pattern billing practices (the FTC's largest refund in a gaming case).
US Federal Trade Commission · 19 Dec 2022 ↗
Reviewed Jun 2026 from Epic's account-support pages and Privacy Policy (Last Updated April 22, 2026). All cells "stated", not tested. Epic offers a self-serve data download but only as a PDF (not machine-readable), self-serve deletion gated by a 14-day grace + 30-day permanent-deletion window, a plain no-sell / no-share and no-targeted-advertising commitment, and discloses ML/AI uses of personal data without a no-training pledge. In December 2022 the FTC and DOJ reached $520M in settlements over children's-privacy (COPPA) and dark-pattern billing violations.