Delete your VoxType account & data

App: VoxType (dev.voxtype) · Developer: Dibolky · Contact: support@voxtype.dibolky.com

Delete your synced data (instant, in the app)

Open VoxType and sign in (if you aren't already).
Tap your avatar (top-right) → Profile.
Tap Delete cloud backup and confirm.

This immediately and permanently deletes all synced data from our server: your encrypted text history, saved API keys, backed-up dictionary, text shortcuts, pinned words and settings, synced clipboard items, and the encryption key for your account.

Delete your whole account (in the app)

Open VoxType and sign in with the account you want to delete.
Tap your avatar (top-right), then Profile.
Tap Delete account, read what is deleted, and confirm.

The account and everything our server keeps for it are deleted at once, and you are signed out. Deleting your account does not cancel a Google Play subscription: cancel it in Google Play first if you want payments to stop.

If you cannot use the app, email support@voxtype.dibolky.com from your signed-in Google address with the subject "Delete my VoxType account". We delete the account and all associated data within 30 days and confirm by reply.

What is deleted, and what is kept

Deleted: account identity (Google id, email), session tokens, entitlement record and every Pro grant (including days from Missions, invites, codes, gifts and guest passes), synced (encrypted) history, keys, dictionary, shortcuts, settings and clipboard items, redeem-code links, Missions progress, push tokens; your invite codes, welcome note, invite page, link previews, the invites made with your code and their daily counts, your rewards and extra minutes; gift codes you bought that nobody used and your gift wishes, guest passes you have not given, your stored subscription reference and your family plan memberships (a family plan you pay for ends for its members); rooms you made while signed in, what you added to other rooms while signed in, and cheers; feedback you sent; packs you shared while signed in.
Kept, without your identity: a one-way (HMAC) fingerprint of the deleted account with how far it got in Missions and invites, and, where you were an invited friend, the app's installation id with the fact that it was already counted, only so the same rewards cannot be claimed twice. Codes you already used stay marked as used. Anything you added to a room while signed out is deleted when that room ends. Anonymous daily usage counters (not linked to the account) expire on their own within 24 hours. For the welcome gift, a one-way code made from this phone's Android ID and the gift's dates, kept up to 12 months after last use so the welcome gift cannot be claimed twice. Purchase records inside Google Play are governed by Google, not us.
On-device data (history, settings, personal dictionary) is under your control: clear it in the app (Settings, then Clear data) or by uninstalling.

Friends, groups and chat

If you made a social profile, deleting your account also removes it, and the deletion runs on the same request.

Deleted: your name, username and profile picture choice, friends and friend requests, blocks, the groups you were in (your membership), reactions, read marks, voice notes and their recordings, your game entries and challenges, the Family Book items you wrote, your notification records, your search history and your nearby codes.
Emptied, not removed: the messages you sent stay in the group as empty lines that show "Deleted account", and a system line such as "Anu joined" loses the name. Other members' phones update the next time they open the chat. Groups you own pass to another member, or are deleted if nobody else is in them. Your one-to-one chats are deleted. Your username is held for 14 days and cannot be taken by anyone else in that time.
Kept, without your name: a one-way fingerprint of your account for an age lock or a ban, so it cannot be dodged with a new account; the log of moderator actions, for 3 years; and reports you made or that were made about you, without your identity. Where a report is under a legal hold, the copy of the reported material is kept only as the law requires. Backup copies expire on their own schedule and are never restored for a deleted account.