Epic Games Community Rules

Epic Games · agreement dated February 26, 2026 · Official agreement

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Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception

Do not share or threaten to share other people’s personal information

Across Epic’s games, services and environments, you may not share other people’s personal information, except display names, or threaten to expose information such as alternate account names, real names or real-world locations. Epic strongly encourages you not to share your own information; that recommendation is distinct from the prohibition concerning others.

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You’re never allowed to share other people’s personal information other than display names, and we strongly encourage you not to share yours. Sharing or threatening to share someone’s alternate account names, real-world location, real name, etc. is not allowed.
Our Community Rules apply to all users of Epic’s games, services, and environments.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Display names are excepted from the prohibition on sharing other people’s information.
  • Not sharing your own information is strongly encouraged.

Cross-references

  • qualified by (model-proposed): Do not share your own or anyone else’s account information — The general personal-information rule strongly discourages sharing your own information, while the account-security rule expressly forbids sharing your own account information. The stricter rule concerns account information, not every kind of personal information.
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Sharing & Disclosure · Company commitment

Epic reports discovered child sexual exploitation and abuse content to NCMEC

When Epic discovers content containing child sexual exploitation and abuse, it says it reports the content to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. This statement does not promise that Epic detects every instance.

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Upon discovering content containing child sexual exploitation and abuse, Epic reports it to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC).

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Reporting is triggered by Epic discovering such content.