It sucks that piracy is closer to owning games than anything else. Especially with some games being download only despite getting physically releases. Not to mention stuff like this where they want you to dish out $60-$70 for a full and usually incomplete game and then want your personal data to make more money off you at your expense even if you don’t play their game that you bought.
Meanwhile piracy you get the game and can play it whenever the hell you want without any dev or publisher telling you to fork over personal information just to play the game you spent money on. Total bs
LSD_Ninja
Pretty sure Steams privacy policy says much the same thing…
B3_CHAD
It’s like making a deal with the Devil.
Eazy12345678
i mean pretty much everything you buy they want your info.
everything wants billing and shipping address so who cares.
u give you info to one company they will sell it to the next. not a big deal. has happened 100 times already u just didnt know.
HouseOf42
OP must be new to the internet if they are surprised that companies collect data, much of it they are completely unaware of. And they tell them.
And terms of service has been around for a LONG TIME.
froschmann69
don’t then, that easy
Hmasteryz
Hah but still there are people who say yes to that, of course there other who submit fake data to play or using another person account, but ultimately they still doing that shit in order of play……my point is trash publisher can do whatever the fuck they want as long as those numbskull exist.
Divineheadd
If you play ea games then you deserve this
TAT2_88
Piracy is the lesser evil now…
DrWhoIsWokeGarbage2
Are you in the US
GooseInternational66
Do VPNs block this?
prolytic
Oh no the worlds gonna end lol
Komodo760
then don’t pay for it
kongkongha
What is that personal data? My ip adress, well its all over the place. My web history, its already sold long time ago.
HIRIV
Ea games 🏴☠️
LostPhenom
Seeing “…any personal information…” will have me never buying any EA video game ever again.
propofolxx
First time reading a ToS? Same as steam, epic, etc
Most_Ordinary4279
I’ve long ago just quit playing EA games entirely.
Hex-Healr
Your data is not that valuable lol
Also it’s mostly telemetry—I promise they don’t care your CornHub history. Stop making it something it’s not
Maelstrom-Brick
Good thing there isn’t one ea game im actually playing now. After battlefield4, it’s been completely dead to me.
palulu69
Aye aye captian!
-professor_plum-
You clowns still pay EA money? Never forget they had the most down voted comment in Reddit history.
Cheap-Gore
You already gave them your information when you bought the games.
HorzaDonwraith
I wish there was a way to especially overload their collection methods, providing it with useless arbitrary data.
Pandanutiy
Classic “alter the contract after the sale”, bet you cant request a full refund because of this bs or refuse new terms without loosing access to “your” games.
superfinest
This popps up almost every other restart. What’s wrong with their stupid app? I really start to hate them for their shitty Origin software, and not because of collecting data on me. How dare they call that a service?
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So don’t play. It’s a choice you have.
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But don’t own.
They really want to stress that.
It sucks that piracy is closer to owning games than anything else. Especially with some games being download only despite getting physically releases. Not to mention stuff like this where they want you to dish out $60-$70 for a full and usually incomplete game and then want your personal data to make more money off you at your expense even if you don’t play their game that you bought.
Meanwhile piracy you get the game and can play it whenever the hell you want without any dev or publisher telling you to fork over personal information just to play the game you spent money on. Total bs
Pretty sure Steams privacy policy says much the same thing…
It’s like making a deal with the Devil.
i mean pretty much everything you buy they want your info.
everything wants billing and shipping address so who cares.
u give you info to one company they will sell it to the next. not a big deal. has happened 100 times already u just didnt know.
OP must be new to the internet if they are surprised that companies collect data, much of it they are completely unaware of. And they tell them.
And terms of service has been around for a LONG TIME.
don’t then, that easy
Hah but still there are people who say yes to that, of course there other who submit fake data to play or using another person account, but ultimately they still doing that shit in order of play……my point is trash publisher can do whatever the fuck they want as long as those numbskull exist.
If you play ea games then you deserve this
Piracy is the lesser evil now…
Are you in the US
Do VPNs block this?
Oh no the worlds gonna end lol
then don’t pay for it
What is that personal data? My ip adress, well its all over the place. My web history, its already sold long time ago.
Ea games 🏴☠️
Seeing “…any personal information…” will have me never buying any EA video game ever again.
First time reading a ToS? Same as steam, epic, etc
I’ve long ago just quit playing EA games entirely.
Your data is not that valuable lol
Also it’s mostly telemetry—I promise they don’t care your CornHub history. Stop making it something it’s not
Good thing there isn’t one ea game im actually playing now. After battlefield4, it’s been completely dead to me.
Aye aye captian!
You clowns still pay EA money? Never forget they had the most down voted comment in Reddit history.
You already gave them your information when you bought the games.
I wish there was a way to especially overload their collection methods, providing it with useless arbitrary data.
Classic “alter the contract after the sale”, bet you cant request a full refund because of this bs or refuse new terms without loosing access to “your” games.
This popps up almost every other restart. What’s wrong with their stupid app? I really start to hate them for their shitty Origin software, and not because of collecting data on me. How dare they call that a service?