Noyb said Ubisoft forced users to connect to the Internet even to play offline, then used their personal data for commercial ends without their consent. — Photo by Sigmund on Unsplash
VIENNA: A privacy campaign group filed a complaint on April 24 with authorities in Austria against video game giant Ubisoft, accusing the Assassin's Creed publisher of illegally collecting users' personal data.
The Vienna-based organisation, Noyb – which stands for "none of your business" – said the French games maker forced users to connect to the Internet even to play offline, then used their personal data for commercial ends without their consent.
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