How can I revoke the Epic authorization used by my bot?
The privacy page directs you to revoke the bot authorization through Epic Games. Use the account's current Epic security or authorization controls and their instructions; stopping the bot or logging out of the website is not the same revocation action.
Confirm the account and your intended result
Before revoking anything, identify the Epic account that supplies the hosted bot and distinguish it from your real player's account. Decide whether you want to stop the current bot session, stop recurring billing, remove a game authorization, or request deletion of stored service data. Those goals can require different actions. A successful stop in the panel is a session result, while revocation concerns whether the service's existing authorization can still be used to connect that Epic identity in a future session.
Follow Epic's current revocation process
Open the genuine Epic account controls for the relevant identity and follow the instructions available there for managing or revoking the applicable authorization. This FAQ does not ask you to paste account secrets into a manual API request or send them to support. Account security interfaces can change, so use the wording and confirmation shown by Epic rather than relying on an old screenshot. After revocation, the bot may need fresh supported authorization before it can connect again if you later choose to resume service.
Handle billing and data requests separately
Revoking game authorization does not by itself establish that a subscription has been cancelled or that every stored record has been removed. Check the billing controls for any recurring payment you also intend to end. For access, correction, or deletion of service data, use the contact listed on the privacy page and identify the category involved. Keep your request factual and omit passwords, device secrets, and temporary codes. Do not generate a new bot authorization while simultaneously trying to verify that the previous authorization was revoked.