Delete your data

Six Seconds Challenge · Developed by Akshay Chauhan · Last updated 30 August 2026

This page explains how to have your data deleted from Six Seconds Challenge, what gets removed, and how long it takes.

How to request deletion

Send an email to:

ac36693@gmail.com

Subject line: Delete my data

Open the app and note your display name. It's shown at the top left of the home screen, and you can see or change it under the pencil icon. If you never set one, it will look like Player417.
Email ac36693@gmail.com with the subject "Delete my data", and include that display name in the message. You can write from any email address — the app never collects one, so there is nothing for us to match against.
Wait for confirmation. We reply once the deletion is done. If more than one account shares your display name we may ask a follow-up question, such as roughly when you last played, to be sure we delete the right one.

You do not need an account, a password, or any form of sign-in to make this request. There is no account to log into — see the note below.

What is deleted, and what is kept

Data	What happens
Your anonymous account identifier	Deleted
Your display name	Deleted
Your lifetime statistics (rounds played, average error, tier)	Deleted
Your individual round attempts (times and targets)	Deleted
Your push notification token and timezone, if notifications were ever enabled	Deleted
Records of matches you played against another person	Kept, with your identity removed. Deleting these outright would erase rounds from the other player's history too. What remains cannot be linked back to you.

How long it takes

Deletion is carried out within 30 days of your request, and usually much sooner.
Copies may persist in encrypted database backups for up to a further 60 days before those backups are cycled out. They are not accessible during normal operation of the app.

Uninstalling is not the same as deleting

Accounts in this app are anonymous and created automatically on first launch. Uninstalling removes the app from your device but leaves the stored record in place, and reinstalling creates a brand-new account rather than recovering the old one. If you want your data gone, use the email request above.

What the app collects in the first place

An anonymous account identifier, a display name if you choose one, your gameplay results, and — only if you allow notifications — a push token and general timezone. No email address, no phone number, no location, and no contacts. The app shows non-personalized ads through Google AdMob; no advertising profile is built from your activity. Full detail is in the Privacy Policy.