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Rainbow Six Siege is down and many users reported it amidst its update patch. You are not alone, as thousands of gamers have taken it online to report that Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege is now down, with many saying that the game is inaccessible.

Inactive Ubisoft Connect accounts with purchased games are spared account deletion, a Ubisoft spokesperson has confirmed.

Ubisoft artık sırf yeterince sık giriş yapmadığınız için oyunlarınızı silmeyeceğini söylüyor. Ubisoftun kıdemli kurumsal iletişim müdürü Jessica Roache yaptığı açıklamada Satın alınan PC oyunlarını içeren hesaplar silinmeye uygun değildir dedi.

The controversy began when Twitter user @PC_enjoyer tweeted an email from Ubisoft informing them that as their account had been inactive for too long, it was temporarily...

The company confirmed that accounts are getting wiped if, and only if, they haven’t been used in some time

Ubisoft has sought to further clarify its account deletion policy after fans and users began to express serious concerns about purchases.

Twitter user @PC_enjoyer, a piracy and anti-DRM advocate, tweeted a very phishing-like email from Ubisoft informing them that they have not been using their Ubisoft account. As...

Ubisoft did not state how long you can remain inactive before receiving the notice. If you play games by Ubisoft on PC, then you know the pain of having to deal with the company's own launcher every time you open them.

Ubisoft isn't deleting your inactive account filled with games, but the outrage at that possibility still has merit.

The age of digital gaming has brought along plenty of benefits, mainly quicker access to new games as well as saving space in the home. However, it also means that in many cases, we are beholden to the digital platform provider and their terms of service. Ubisoft recently confirmed that it will delete user accounts, as well as their purchased games if a user doesn't log in for a period of time.