Delete your TuneTap data
TuneTap has no accounts
You never sign up, and I hold no name or email address for you. The app creates an anonymous ID so the game can send scores to the leaderboards. This page explains how to delete everything that is held.
Option 1: in the app (fastest)
- Open TuneTap and go to the Parents page. It asks a short grown-up question first.
- Choose Delete this device's data and confirm.
This removes your nickname, coins, scores and settings from the phone. It also asks my server to delete your leaderboard entries and your anonymous ID. You need an internet connection for the server part.
Option 2: ask me by email
If you no longer have the app, or want me to check, write to zaheer.ahmad590@gmail.com with the subject "Delete TuneTap data" and tell me:
- the nickname and the profile you used (Little player, Big kid or Grown-up);
- roughly when you played;
- the app version, if you can see it (bottom of the Parents page).
I will delete the matching leaderboard entries and anonymous ID and reply within 30 days. A parent or guardian can ask on behalf of a child. I may ask a simple question to make sure the request is yours.
Old data goes by itself
Even if you never ask, leaderboard data is deleted automatically about two months after the week or month it belongs to has ended. Nothing older than that stays on my servers. The database does this by itself, and the records used to check scores and daily limits follow the same schedule.
Crash reports, where they were collected, are kept by Google Firebase for 90 days. If you only uninstall the app, the data on the phone goes with it and the entries on my servers expire as described above.
What I keep
Nothing that identifies you. I may keep anonymous totals, such as how many players there were in a week, that cannot be linked back to a person.
More detail is in the Privacy Policy.