How to Request Your Player Account Details In League of Legends

By Zac Cameron ·

With the recent changes to EU law following the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation, it's now much easier to request your saved account information from Riot Games.

How to Request Your Player Account Details In League of Legends

While the influx of emails from various websites and companies regarding their changes in privacy policy might be a tad annoying to some, the upside is that it has now become much easier to access certain data saved by the companies themselves. For example, what was once a somewhat arduous task involving written letters and fees has now become as easy as a few clicks on Riot Games support page.

The first step is to choose the right area to send your support ticket
The first step is to choose the right area to send your support ticket

As revealed on a new Support Page, Requesting Your Account Data, it is now easier than ever to see what Riot Games has logged from your account. Items that can be revealed by going through the necessary steps include:

  • Your Summoner name, username, and server
  • The phone number attached to your account
  • Your account sign-up date, IP address, and email address
  • Your registered date of birth
  • Aggregate report history, including reports made and received. Report notes are not included.
  • In-game chat logs for the last 3 months (other player names will be redacted)
  • Login history for the last 3 months
  • Account modifications for the last 3 months
  • All store transactions (skins, champions, etc.)
  • All monetary (RP) purchases
The second step is to fill in the required details, then it's just a waiting game
The second step is to fill in the required details, then it's just a waiting game

The request might take a little time (30 Days to process to be exact), but the end result will allow players to see what kind of information has been saved over their game play history with League of Legends. For more news on League of Legends, check out the release of the popular ARURF mode in the wake of the failed launch of the Clash Tournament mode, here.