Delete Your Account
Applies to the Suspect Android app (package com.dongzelu.suspect) and the Suspect website
You can delete your Suspect account and the personal data attached to it at any time, whether you signed in with
email, Google, or your phone number.
Delete it yourself
- Open your account: in the app, tap your name on the Library screen; on the website, the round button with your
initials at the top right.
- Choose Delete account and read what deleting means.
- Type
DELETE to confirm, then choose Delete my account.
If you're in a lobby or a game, leave it first.
What happens next
Your account is deleted straight away and for good: you're signed out on every device, the data
listed below is deleted, and stories you published leave the Store. It can't be undone, so the app asks you to
confirm twice.
Can't sign in? Ask us by email
Email samdzl7cc@gmail.com with
the information below. We may reply to confirm it's really you before doing anything. Within 30 days
we'll delete the account the same way the app does and confirm by email.
Copy this into your email:
To: samdzl7cc@gmail.com
Subject: Delete my Suspect account
Please delete my Suspect account and its data.
How I sign in (email address, phone number, or the Google account I use):
Anything else you'd like us to know (optional):
What gets deleted
- Your account itself — your sign-in identity, display name, email address, and phone number.
- Your wallet, and any unspent credit in it. Credit has no cash value and cannot be paid out (see our
Privacy Policy), so it is simply forfeited on deletion.
- Your library, your play history, and any private testimony notes tied to your account.
- Any reports you filed.
What we keep
A few things can't be deleted outright without breaking the game for other people, or because we're required
to keep them:
- Stories you published stay available to the players who already added them to their own
library, and in any game already under way — removing them would break something that belongs to someone
else. We do remove your personal account information from our own systems; only the story content and the
author name you chose to show on it may remain.
- Purchase records. We keep a minimal record of past transactions (the amount, the date, and
a one-way cryptographic hash of Google's purchase token — never your card details, which Google Play handles
entirely) for as long as reasonably needed for fraud prevention and financial recordkeeping, with the rest of
your account information removed. Google Play keeps its own record of the purchase regardless of anything we
do on our side.