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  "path": "/t/invasive-steam-account-logger-website-removel-assistance/38693#post_5",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-23T03:07:29.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
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  "textContent": "MrNCatLover:\n\n> Please checkout this website and help me find a course of action to get my steam account removed off of here\n\n  * `https://steamhistory.net/privacy-policy`\n\n\n\n> ## 5. Your Rights and Data Control\n>\n> While SteamHistory.net is not located within the European Union and does not specifically target EU residents, we honor all users’ requests for data removal, irrespective of their geographic location.\n>\n> **Right to Erasure (Right to be Forgotten):** If you wish to request the removal of your personal data from our Service, please visit data removal page (login required). To ensure we are processing a request from the legitimate owner of the account, we may require you to verify your identity. The simplest way to do this is by logging into SteamHistory.net via Steam, which confirms your ownership of the account. For residents of the EU, this verification process is in accordance with GDPR Article 12, Section 6.\n>\n> Please note that this removal process applies only to data stored on SteamHistory.net’s servers. We do not have control over data held by third-party services such as Sourcebans or TF2BD. You must contact those services directly to request the removal of your data from their platforms.\n>\n> Additionally, as outlined in our Terms of Service, we may retain non-personal data related to malicious activities for the security and protection of the service and its community.",
  "title": "Invasive Steam Account Logger Website Removel Assistance"
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