You’d think that a service that prides itself on supporting charities, and calls itself ‘humble’, should naturally be more reasonable.
Nope. With every month it’s becoming clearer and clearer it was never about charities. Just money.
Looks like I’ll be deleting my account as soon as I get to my PC.
Update: There’s no option to delete your account on the new website. There’s also no mention of deleting an account on the Humble Support page. Guess they expected people will be doing it.
Update 2: You can submit a request to have your account deleted on the Submit a request page. Select ‘Humble Bundle Account’, and then ‘Delete Account’.
Once you submit the request, you’ll get an email verification, because Humble needs to “verify that you are the owner of this email address”.
Currently I can login to my account and change the password with no verification, despite previously having 2FA enabled. But as soon as I want to delete it, a verification becomes necessary. Interesting, isn’t it?
What the fuck is Humble doing?
You’d think that a service that prides itself on supporting charities, and calls itself ‘humble’, should naturally be more reasonable.
Nope. With every month it’s becoming clearer and clearer it was never about charities. Just money.
Looks like I’ll be deleting my account as soon as I get to my PC.
Update: There’s no option to delete your account on the new website. There’s also no mention of deleting an account on the Humble Support page. Guess they expected people will be doing it.
Update 2: You can submit a request to have your account deleted on the Submit a request page. Select ‘Humble Bundle Account’, and then ‘Delete Account’.
Once you submit the request, you’ll get an email verification, because Humble needs to “verify that you are the owner of this email address”.
Currently I can login to my account and change the password with no verification, despite previously having 2FA enabled. But as soon as I want to delete it, a verification becomes necessary. Interesting, isn’t it?
Humble was sold to IGN in 2017. Just to accurate set expectations.