Delete your account
Delete it in Tsurito
Section titled “Delete it in Tsurito”- Open “Settings” and choose “Your data”.
- Under “Delete your account”, read what goes. “If you want to keep all of it, download the copy above first.” Read Download a copy of your account.
- Press “I want to delete my account”.
- Type your email address to confirm.
- Press “Delete my account”. You are signed out, and an email confirms it.
Cancel the subscriptions first
Section titled “Cancel the subscriptions first”An account can be deleted only when none of its websites has a subscription that renews. Until then, Tsurito says, for example, “2 of your websites still have a monthly subscription. Cancel them first, and then the account can be deleted.” A subscription you have already cancelled does not hold it back, but a website still paid until a date comes off the internet the day you delete, and those days are not returned; the extras of its period so far are still charged when the period ends. A payment still open on Polar’s page holds the account back until it is done or has expired. Read Cancel, reactivate or manage your subscription.
What is deleted
Section titled “What is deleted”- Every website of yours comes off the internet, with its addresses and every version we kept.
- They leave the gallery, and the contact addresses stop taking messages.
- Your name, your ways of signing in and the account itself.
What we keep
Section titled “What we keep”The email address of the account, the day it was deleted and, if you had confirmed the address, a coded form of it. Nothing is kept that can sign in.
Your websites on your computer
Section titled “Your websites on your computer”“Nothing on this computer is touched: the folder of each website stays yours, with everything in it.”