Delete your account
This page is for Full Bakajiki, published by Square One Technologies of Rajkot, India.
If you never signed in, there is nothing to delete
Signing in is optional, and most people never do. If you play as a guest, your call sign, your colours and your match totals are saved on your own phone and have never been sent to us. Uninstalling the app, or clearing its data in Android’s Settings, removes them. We hold nothing.
How to delete a signed-in account
- Email us at squareonetechnologies2026@gmail.com.
- Send it from the Google address you signed in with. That is how we know the request is yours — we have no other way to check, because we do not store your email address.
- Put Delete my account in the subject line.
You do not need to say anything else. We will reply when it is done.
What gets deleted
Everything we hold for that account, which is the saved profile and nothing else: your call sign, the colours and headgear you chose, anything you had unlocked, and your career totals — matches, wins, eliminations, deaths, best streak and hardest difficulty beaten.
It is deleted outright rather than archived, within 30 days of the request and usually the same week. There is no backup copy kept afterwards.
What is not ours to delete
- Your Google account. We never had it. Signing in is handled by Google and we only ever receive an identifier for it — not your email address, your name or your photo. To remove the app’s access to your Google account, use your Google account permissions.
- The save on your phone. It is on the device, not with us. Uninstalling the app or clearing its data removes it.
- Advertising and measurement data. Ads are served by Google and usage is measured by Microsoft Clarity; neither is held by us, and both are described in our privacy policy.
Signing out is not deleting
Signing out inside the game hands you back to the save on your phone and leaves the account’s own save where it is, so you can sign back in later and find it. If you want it gone, email us.