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Data & Privacy Requests

Last updated 4 October 2026

Local rights — Privacy and consumer rights that may apply where you live.

How to access, correct or delete your data, what to expect, and how we assess any lawful retention exception.

01What you can ask for

You have rights over the data RO. Nation LIVE holds about you, and this page is how you use them. Our Privacy Policy explains what we hold and why; this one is about getting us to act on it.

You can ask us to:

  • Give you a copy of what we hold about you - a subject access request.
  • Correct something that is wrong or out of date.
  • Delete your account and the data attached to it.
  • Restrict or object to a particular use of your data.
  • Provide your data in a portable form, where that applies.

02How to make a request

The quickest way is our data request form. Sign in with Roblox, pick what you want, and leave us an email or Discord to reply to. Signing in is what proves the account is yours - which is exactly what stops someone else asking for your data.

If you are locked out of your account and cannot sign in - which is common when the request is deletion or access - email [email protected] instead. Tell us your Roblox username, and we will verify it is you another way before acting.

Either way, one clear request is enough. You do not need to quote a law or use any special wording.

Your rights depend on the law that applies to you, not the language selected on this site. Our local rights guide links to the relevant authorities for the countries we currently list.

03Proving it's you

We will not hand someone's data to whoever asks for it, so we need to be reasonably sure a request is really from the account it concerns.

The simplest proof is to send the request while signed in, or from a channel already linked to your account. If we are not sure, we may ask you to confirm ownership - for example, by verifying through the Roblox account itself. This protects you as much as anyone.

04What happens next

We respond without undue delay and normally within one calendar month of a valid request. Where the law allows more time for a complex or multiple request, we will explain the extension within the first month. We may ask for information needed to confirm your identity.

We do not charge for a reasonable request. If a request is repetitive or excessive we may say so and explain why, rather than simply ignoring it.

05Deleting your account

You can ask us to delete your account and associated personal data, subject to any lawful retention exception. You can cancel a reserved ticket yourself before the event starts if it has not been checked in.

Deleting an account removes its active tickets; records we lawfully retain may remain separately for the required period. We will explain what remains and why.

06Three honest limits

These are examples of records that may need different treatment. We assess each request and explain any legal exception we rely on.

  • A relevant blacklist entry may need to be retained for a justified safety purpose. You can ask us to review its accuracy, necessity and retention.
  • An aggregate figure that no longer identifies you - such as the attendance count of a show that has already happened. Once a number is just a number, there is nothing personal left in it to remove.
  • A purchase or accounting record may need to be retained for legal obligations or a dispute. You can still ask us to correct an error; Payments & Payouts explains how issued documents are corrected.

07If you're not satisfied

If you think we have handled your data or your request wrongly, tell us first - we would rather put it right. Depending on where you live, you may also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority.

08Contact

To make a request, use the data request form, or email [email protected] if you cannot sign in.

Questions about this document? Reach us on the contact page.