Account deletion
PawHunters · last updated: September 2026
In short. Open PawHunters → Collection → the row with your nickname at the top → Delete account → confirm. Everything the server holds about you is erased at once. No letters, no waiting, no explanations required.
Deleting from the app
- Open PawHunters.
- Go to the Collection.
- At the top, in the account row, press Delete account.
- Confirm. The app warns you that this is permanent.
If the app is already uninstalled
Write to antujira@gmail.com from the Google address you signed in with. We delete the account within thirty days, usually sooner, and reply when it is done.
What gets deleted
- The record of you: your Google account identifier and your nickname.
- All cards: titles, rarities, frame scores, stats, favourite marks.
- All catches: the numbers about the frame and silhouette, the breed, the recognition labels.
- All cut-out animal images in storage.
- All sign-in sessions.
That is everything we have. Nothing survives beyond it: related rows go with yours, and the images are erased before the row — otherwise the path to them would be lost along with it.
What remains, and for how long
- Database backups. Snapshots are overwritten in a cycle, so deleted data disappears from them within two weeks. Nothing can be pulled out of them except by restoring the whole database after a disaster.
- The server's request log. Lines of the form request, response, duration. No cards and no names in them. They live no longer than a month.
- Cards on your phone. They are yours, not ours, and they stay: we have no right to wipe somebody else's device. Uninstalling the app removes them.
We never had your original photographs: the shot does not leave the phone. Details are in the privacy policy.
Can it be undone
No. The catch happened in a moment, the original was never saved, and a collection cannot be restored after deletion. The app warns you before asking for confirmation.
You can sign in with the same Google account afterwards: that creates a new person with an empty collection rather than reviving the old one.