BOTLOBBIESDoes clearing browser cookies or storage delete my server records?
No. Clearing cookies or local storage changes data kept by that browser; the privacy page explicitly says it does not remove server data. Account records, saved bot information, payment references, and stored authorizations are separate categories.
Know what the browser remembers
Cookies help keep a website session available, and browser storage can remember preferences such as the interface language or an advertising choice. Removing those values can sign you out, reset a local preference, or change which setup state the browser remembers. It does not send a universal deletion request for the account behind the session. When reopening the website afterward, a successfully authenticated account can still retrieve saved information from the service because those records were not located only inside the browser you cleared.
Consider local choices before clearing everything
A saved advertising opt-out is also a browser choice. Deleting its local storage can remove the remembered decision; the implementation still respects supported GPC or Do Not Track signals, but a cleared preference should not be assumed to remain stored. If your goal is to disable measurement, use the control on the privacy page rather than treating a storage reset as proof of a persistent refusal. If your goal is troubleshooting, note which local state you cleared so later behavior can be interpreted correctly.
Request server changes through the appropriate route
To manage a subscription, use the billing controls. To revoke game access, follow Epic's authorization process. To request access, correction, or deletion of stored service data, use the privacy contact and describe the records you mean. These actions have different purposes and should not be collapsed into one instruction to clear cookies. Avoid sending raw browser exports or saved login tokens to demonstrate that a local reset occurred. A description of the browser and the intended change is usually a more appropriate starting point for support.