A popular Fortnite dataminer has shut down and completely deleted all related social media accounts after receiving a cease and desist letter from Epic Games. FNBRLeaks, which has been a reliable source of early information on upcoming Fortnite changes and events, has shut down its Twitter, Discord, GitHub, YouTube, and Instagram accounts after Epic’s threat of legal action. On Twitter, the group’s owner - a teenager named Preston - wrote on TwitLonger, “Due to the request of an Epic Games Attorney who i’m not going to disclose, my Twitter, Discord, YouTube, Instagram , and GitHub must be deleted, or else they will take action.” FNBRLeaks leaking and datamining weren’t what Epic took issue with, however - instead, it was the group’s promotion and sales of mod tools for the game, which violate Epic’s terms of service agreement for Fortnite. “The owner of this account and others promoted and advertised the sale of game modification tools which violate our terms of service,” wrote an Epic Games staffer in a reply to a post on the Fortnite subreddit. “[T]his is not directly related to data mining or leaking.”