Delete your Fourfold account
Last updated 19 October 2026 · Spintech Studio · Privacy policy
You can delete your Fourfold account and everything attached to it. There are two ways: do it yourself inside the app, which is immediate, or ask us, which is for when you no longer have the app.
Do it yourself, in the app
- Open Fourfold.
- On the home screen, tap your rating at the top right (it reads Unranked until you have played a rated game). That opens your Profile.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Delete account, and confirm with Delete account.
It happens straight away. You do not need to email anyone.
Or ask us
If you have uninstalled the app, lost the phone, or cannot get in for any other reason, write to spintechstudio@gmail.com and say you want your Fourfold account deleted. Write from the email address of the Google account you signed in with: that address is how we find your account, and we cannot act on a request from any other address. If you no longer use it, install Fourfold, sign in with that Google account and delete the account in the app, with the steps above. A person reads these and answers within 7 days, and we will confirm when it is done.
What is deleted
| Your profile | Your name, your rating and your record by seat |
|---|---|
| Your head-to-head records | Your record against each opponent |
| Your notification tokens | So nothing is sent to your phone again |
| Your place in the queue, and your invites | Any search or invite link still open |
| Your blocks and reports | Blocks you made and blocks of you; reports you made and reports about you |
| Games in progress | Resigned first, so nobody is left waiting |
| Your sign-in | The account itself, at Firebase Authentication |
What is kept, and why
- Finished games stay in your opponents' history, with your name and identifier removed: they are their games too.
- Crash reports, which are not linked to your account, age out on Google's schedule (90 days).
- Server logs are kept for 30 days, then removed. They record technical events of the game server and can include your account identifier, game identifiers and the network address your phone connected from, but not your email. They are not edited when you delete your account; they age out.