Delete your account

Deleting it yourself

Tap your face in the top corner of any screen to open your own page, then the cog in the corner of that page, and choose Delete account — it sits under the privacy and terms links, in red. The app asks you to confirm, and then it is done — the request is not queued for review by anybody.

Every session is revoked at the same moment, so any other phone you were signed in on is signed out immediately rather than continuing to play against a record that no longer exists.

If you no longer have the app

Write to privacy@techforce.pro from the email address your account uses, and say that you want it deleted. If you signed in with Apple and chose Hide My Email, write from the relay address Apple gave you — it reaches us, and it is the address we hold.

If we cannot tell which account is yours, we will ask you for your in-game name rather than guess. We answer within 30 days, as the GDPR requires, and in practice much sooner.

What is deleted

All of it, in one transaction:

• Your account, and the identity your sign-in provider gave us — the opaque Apple or Google identifier, and your email address if we had one.
• Your in-game name, the hero's face you wore and its aura.
• Every session token, revoked and removed.
• Your devices: the identifier the app generated for each install, and any push notification token attached to it.
• Every set you have ever done — reps, timings, the lot — your progress, which heroes and gates you own, and your per-day totals.
• Your friendships, in both directions, along with any pending requests and invite codes you had generated.

Your position disappears from the daily, weekly and lifetime leaderboards along with the name that held it.

What remains, and why

One thing survives: the fight rows themselves — which boss, which gate, the result, and how many people were in the party. They keep no reference to you and cannot be traced back to you once your account is gone.

They stay because raids are shared. A party of four who cleared something together should not lose that from their own history because one of them left, and the only way to keep their record intact is to keep the fight.

The save on your own phone is not ours to reach. It stays on the device until you delete the app, and deleting the app does not delete the account — do this first if you want both gone.

If you want less than deletion

Two smaller doors exist, because deleting an account to escape one thing is a bad trade:

• Wipe your record, keep your account. In the app, this clears every set and all progress while your name, friends and sign-in survive.
• Change your name. It is re-rollable whenever you like, and the leaderboard follows it.
• Stop notifications. A system setting, and nothing else stops working when you turn it off.

Your other rights under the GDPR — a copy of your data, correction, restriction, objection, portability — are described in the Privacy Policy and reached at the same address.