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Delete Your Account

Last updated: September 1, 2026

You can permanently delete your unmaskd. account at any time, directly in the app. You do not need to contact support to do this.

Just want a break? Deactivate instead

If you only want to step away temporarily, Deactivate account (in the same Account Settings screen) is reversible — your profile is hidden and you stop receiving messages and connection requests, but nothing is deleted. Deactivating signs you out immediately. To come back, sign in again with your username or email and password within 30 days, then choose to reactivate — signing in alone does not restore your account. If you do not reactivate within 30 days, your account is then permanently deleted the same way described below. The rest of this page is about the permanent option — deactivating is a separate, undoable choice.

How to delete your account

In the unmaskd. app:

  1. Open Settings
  2. Tap Account settings
  3. Scroll to Permanently delete your account and tap Delete my account
  4. Type delete to confirm, then tap Delete account

What happens when you delete your account

Deletion is immediate, not a delayed or queued process. As soon as you confirm, your profile, messages, connections, posts, uploaded photos, and account credentials are permanently removed.

What we retain, and why

Two narrow categories of information can outlive your account, each for a specific, limited reason:

  • A one-way hashed record of your email address, used only to detect ban-evasion if someone tries to re-register after being removed for a policy violation. It cannot be reversed back into your email address.
  • If your account was involved in a safety report that was still open at the moment you deleted your account, the information needed to complete that review is kept only as long as the review requires.

See our Privacy Policy for the full picture of what we collect and how long we keep it.

Questions

Email [email protected] with any questions about your data or this page.