If you can sign in
Go to Settings and use Delete account at the bottom of the page. You will be asked for your password — deletion is irreversible, so a stolen session alone must not be enough to destroy your account. It happens immediately; there is no queue and no waiting period.
If you cannot sign in
Email [NOT CONFIGURED — operator must set this before public launch] from the address on the account and ask for it to be deleted. We will verify that the address is yours before doing anything, because a deletion request is also the easiest way to attack someone else's account.
What is destroyed
- Your account, name, email address, username and password.
- Any identity document you uploaded when claiming a fighter or gym profile — the file itself in storage, not only the database row pointing at it.
- Your predictions, follows, favourites, bookmarks, check-ins and notifications.
- Direct messages you sent, and any block list you had.
- Your map pin, if you placed one.
The one exception, stated plainly
Until you delete it. Deleting your ACCOUNT does not delete posts you have already published: they are kept and re-attributed to "Deleted User", because deleting a thread would take every reply inside it — other people's writing — with it. Reactions, bookmarks and subscriptions are deleted outright.
In short: discussion you posted stays on the thread it belongs to and is re-attributed to “Deleted User”. Deleting a thread outright would delete the replies other people wrote inside it. Your name, handle, photo and every other identifier are severed from it, and nothing links it back to you.
Retention
Until you delete your account. Deletion is immediate and permanent for your account and personal data. ONE EXCEPTION, stated plainly: discussion you posted stays on the thread it belongs to, re-attributed to "Deleted User" — removing it outright would delete the replies other people wrote underneath it. Your name, handle, photo and every other identifier are severed from it.
The full picture of what is held and for how long is in the Privacy Notice.
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