Battle.net privacy label
Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. · Entertainment · Android
Data last synced September 15, 2026
Battle.net collects name, email address, user ids, and shares some of this with third parties.
✓ Shares with third parties✓ Encrypts data in transit✓ Supports deletion requests
Data collected
Name
App functionality, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management
Email address
App functionality, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management
User IDs
App functionality, Analytics, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Account management
Address
App functionality
Approximate location
App functionality, Analytics, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance
Other in-app messages
App functionality
Other actions
Analytics
Purchase history
App functionality, Analytics, Advertising or marketing, Fraud prevention, security, and compliance, Personalization
Data shared
User IDs
Analytics
Crash logs
Analytics
App interactions
Analytics
Third parties potentially receiving data (unverified)
Extracted automatically from the developer's own privacy policy text -- not independently verified by Nomatra.
XBOX Unverified
“You can link accounts like Facebook, PlayStation, XBOX or Twitch, and others.”
Activision Blizzard group Unverified
“This includes companies related to us that may be involved in processing or storing your personal information in the Activision Blizzard group.”
Facebook Unverified
“You can link accounts like Facebook, PlayStation, XBOX or Twitch, and others.”
PlayStation Unverified
“You can link accounts like Facebook, PlayStation, XBOX or Twitch, and others.”
Twitch Unverified
“You can link accounts like Facebook, PlayStation, XBOX or Twitch, and others.”
Instagram Unverified
“We also receive information from advertisers or service providers about your experiences or interactions with them and public sites on the internet like Twitch, Instagram, and YouTube—to name a few.”
YouTube Unverified
“We also receive information from advertisers or service providers about your experiences or interactions with them and public sites on the internet like Twitch, Instagram, and YouTube—to name a few.”
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About this data: sourced from Android's official privacy-label disclosures, last synced 2026-09-15. Third-party sharing claims are extracted from the developer's own privacy policy and are unverified.