![]() This leads to a remarkably troubling question - which should never be asked - for PC gamers. ![]() While it may be unlikely EA has an abnormal interest in anything not related to its games, the fact remains that if you agree and install the service, you’ll have no leg to stand on if EA decide to see what treasures lie on your hard drive. In comparison to Steam's EULA, which can gather data on any product related to Steam, EA's is worded in a way that still suggests that it can collect data from anything it deems "related" to its service. ![]() Above: Either you agree to have your privacy invaded, or you can't play Origin games
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