Awareness regarding the horribly invasive Privacy Policy

[OttoTheGreat]

Quote, " Information about how you use the software installed on your device (which may include information about the use of the software offline), such as date and time of use, what games or music you play, what content you browse, share or download, what services you access and for how long, including how often you use chat and other communication applications. "

If you buy and play this game, Sony has the right to spy, and collect data on everything(Yes, everything.) you do on your PC.

Just thought I'd make that known, also the anti-cheat is cheap trash so expect issues and potential breaches and other vulnerabilities going forward.

[kknd]

If you use Windows, your subject to all that and more. If.

[AMD]

Lol probably posted this from a computer running windows 11

[3ntarii]

They will see how an absolute boring person I am.

[Chaos]

Yeah, whatever my 4 TBs of corns is free anyway.

[Gravvy]

Bet OP has a Windows PC and a modern cell phone. Imagine allowing Microsoft/Google/Apple to track you and know everything about you, but cry because a games privacy policy has the same info in it. CrAzY

[GustavoM]

Just have a gaming PC and another PC for everything else 4head.

(No, seriously. Even a Orange pi zero 3 can be perfectly viable for daily browsing/steam point farming shenanigans.)

[Mesond]

Oh good, they can see my porn collection.

If less people hide then the spies can't monitor it all. It's when people act like they have something to hide that they get in trouble more. Not less. This even applies with big crimes.

People will side with the devil they know. Just don't leave things unchallenged.

[michaell8000]

yeah mate at this point we're all ♥♥♥♥♥♥ in regards to our privacy not that it's doing much good sure i get pretty tempting bait all the time but really my company and government men have got to be tired of my ADHD tendency and can see much better game play on youtube. also probably not happy to keep getting vids of FNT and associated channels on constant replay.

[slupka]

All those responders look crazy to me. The fact that you might have signed off this privacy elsewhere has no bearing about whether it matters that you do it again for a different company. This is a big deal and you should care. Please, stop gaslighting others.

[TF2 Spray Inspector]

and on top of all this, u can use stuff like VPN's, anti-traking/AD's/malware sowftware/browser extentions , etc. so if your worryed about your personel data , just use these counter mesures to seal-off most of you own personel data (if not all of it [if you know what ur do'in])

[The Old Song]

Originally posted by slupka:

All those responders look crazy to me. The fact that you might have signed off this privacy elsewhere has no bearing about whether it matters that you do it again for a different company. This is a big deal and you should care. Please, stop gaslighting others.

Once you have no privacy, you have no privacy.
A single organization getting all that data about you effectively already means they all have it. It will be sold between them. And your potential for privacy vanished as soon as you got a government issued id and paid your taxes.
Yet another little company getting the same information every organization out there already has access too is such a moot point it's barely worth acknowledging.
We can hate all these instances of privacy invasion while also being aware how meaningless it is to end up with yet another one. Privacy is all or none. We're all already at none.

[IvoryTemplar]

Originally posted by The Old Song:

I don't own the game, so anything I say is null and void. Please ignore everything I say. Glory to Super Earth.

Glory to Super Earth!

[Sabrehawk]

This EULAS are null and void in the EU and their terms are outright illegal under GDPR.

[Resplendant Hue]

Originally posted by badluck3737:

and on top of all this, u can use stuff like VPN's, anti-traking/AD's/malware sowftware/browser extentions , etc. so if your worryed about your personel data , just use these counter mesures to seal-off most of you own personel data (if not all of it [if you know what ur do'in])

oh shut up, all this has nothing to do with the anticheat sitting in our cpus

[BigCatRob]

Originally posted by OttoTheGreat:

Quote, " Information about how you use the software installed on your device (which may include information about the use of the software offline), such as date and time of use, what games or music you play, what content you browse, share or download, what services you access and for how long, including how often you use chat and other communication applications. "

Pretty sure that's in almost any Privacy Policy you look at. Hell, have you ever read the Steam Subscriber Agreement or any EULA and how you don't actually own any digital content you purchase? Just a license to use the product in question and they have the right to change, modify, or outright remove the content in question from your hands without notice.