BOTLOBBIESWhat happens to my preferences after the free trial?
The published privacy policy says unpaid trial preferences are removed 24 hours after trial expiry. A minimal usage record and encrypted Epic authorization credentials are retained separately.
Preferences are not the whole account record
Your selected bot settings and the record that an Epic account used its trial are different kinds of information. Removing unpaid preferences does not create fresh trial eligibility. It also does not mean every server-side record is erased at the same moment. The privacy policy expressly distinguishes a minimal use record and encrypted DeviceAuth from the preferences subject to the stated retention period. Read that distinction before assuming that waiting a day removes the account's history or disconnects every retained authorization.
Paid bots follow a different policy
The policy says paid bots keep their preferences when they become inactive. That can help when an expired paid bot is renewed, but it is not a promise that every unpaid trial setting will remain available indefinitely. If you are considering a purchase, check the configuration displayed in the paid activation and panel rather than relying on an old browser screen. Local preferences may also remain in your browser independently of server data, so a familiar selection on a device does not by itself prove server-side retention.
Requesting control over retained data
If your objective is data removal rather than starting another trial, use the privacy contact to request access, correction or deletion as applicable. The policy also states that Epic authorization can be revoked from Epic Games. Clearing cookies or local storage affects the browser and does not perform a server-side deletion request. Explain which account and data concern you through the private support channel, and avoid posting tokens or credentials publicly. A request about retained data is separate from cancelling any paid subscription you may already have.