This page explains how to delete your Desmoche account and the data tied to it. Desmoche is operated by Hnry Labs LLC. You don't need to reinstall the app to do it.
If you linked a Google account and no longer have the app installed:
Email contact@hnry.us and ask us to delete your account. Tell us which Google account you linked so we can find it. We can only act on accounts we can identify (see "Limits" below).
Deleting your data immediately:
Your account then becomes a brand-new anonymous guest account, as on a fresh install. Desmoche never stores your email address or Google name, so there is nothing of that kind to delete.
| Data | What happens |
|---|---|
| Past hand results and point totals | Kept, associated with your now fully anonymous account ID. They aren't tied to your name or email, and they're also part of the other players' game history and totals, so we don't delete them. There is no retention limit. |
| Record of rooms you showed to friends and games you scheduled | Kept (time, house rules, room), tied only to your now fully anonymous account ID. It no longer links to any friend or invitee. There is no retention limit. |
| Cloudflare request logs (include IP addresses) | Not changed by deleting your data. Cloudflare, our hosting provider, keeps them for 3-7 days, as set by Cloudflare, then they expire. |
| Leaderboard copy on our home server | A copy used to compute leaderboards picks up your reset display name on its next daily sync. It keeps past hand results, which are anonymous. |
You can start your friends and scheduled games over without deleting your account. See Resetting friends and games. That keeps your account, stats and game history.
A guest account that was never linked to Google, on a device where the app has since been uninstalled, can't be traced back to its owner. We can't identify it, so we can't act on a request for it. Unused guest accounts (never played, hosted a room or linked, and not opened for 90 days) are deleted automatically. Guests that played keep anonymous game records, as described above.
For the full picture of what Desmoche collects, see our Privacy Policy, in particular Deleting your data.