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Fortnite maker Epic Games agrees to settle privacy and deception cases
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Date：2025-04-13 02:50:05
Correction: An earlier version of this broadcast incorrectly stated that Epic Games used default settings to collect location and gender data from its users. The company says it doesn't collect either of those data by default.
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