Delete your account

What deleting does

Deleting your account happens at once and cannot be undone. It signs you out everywhere.

What goes

• Your account: your email address, your Google sign-in and your handle.
• Every rule set you wrote, published or not, with its rules and recordings.
• Your favourites, and the authors you blocked.
• The decks of cards you set up, as they were kept with your account.
• What you asked the rule writer for, and the rows kept for your daily allowance of recordings.
• Your sign-in on every phone.

What stays

• Copies other people made of your rule sets. They are theirs and stay under their names, and the oldest one takes your rule set’s place at the head of its copies. Nothing in them points to you.
• Reports. The ones you sent keep what they said and no longer point to your account; a report about you, and what was done about it, is kept for a year.

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