The Personal Information You Share with

　　You are in control of your choices! It’s easy to choose what personal information you want to share with us. With a few clicks, you can also control what you share with other players as you play our games.

　　Go to your Privacy & Communication settings in your Battle.net account to set up your privacy settings. If you change your mind, you can update your choices at any time. But there is more! When you share information with us, you have privacy rights:

　　The right to know

　　Find out what personal information we have about you. This is called your “right to access”. To do so, submit a request here.The right to delete

　　Ask us to delete your personal information. This is called your “right to erasure”. In some cases, the law asks us to keep some of your personal information. To do so, submit a request here.The right to disagree

　　This is your ability to not agree with how we use your information. This called your “right to object”. For more information see our Privacy Policy.The right to limit

　　You can ask us to use your personal information only for a specific reason. This is called your “right to restrict processing”. For more information see our Privacy Policy.The right to correct

　　You can fix personal information that’s not correct. If your information has changed, you can also update it. This is called your “right to rectify”.

　　Please login to your Battle.net account. Use your account settings to change your information in your Battle.net account settings.

　　The right to move

　　You can move your personal information from one organization to another. This is called your “right to data portability”. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.The right to knowThe right to deleteThe right to disagreeThe right to limitThe right to correctThe right to move

　　Find out what personal information we have about you. This is called your “right to access”. To do so, submit a request here.

　　Ask us to delete your personal information. This is called your “right to erasure”. In some cases, the law asks us to keep some of your personal information. To do so, submit a request here.

　　This is your ability to not agree with how we use your information. This called your “right to object”. For more information see our Privacy Policy.

　　You can ask us to use your personal information only for a specific reason. This is called your “right to restrict processing”. For more information see our Privacy Policy.

　　You can fix personal information that’s not correct. If your information has changed, you can also update it. This is called your “right to rectify”.

　　Please login to your Battle.net account. Use your account settings to change your information in your Battle.net account settings.

　　You can move your personal information from one organization to another. This is called your “right to data portability”. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.