Delete your account
Last updated 1 November 2026
You can delete your Quizia account and its data at any time, right inside the game. It takes less than a minute.
In the app
- Open Quizia and sign in to the account you want to delete.
- Go to Settings and tap Delete account.
- Confirm it's you. Email accounts enter their password. Google, Facebook and Apple accounts confirm with that service.
- Tap Delete. You're signed out and the account is gone.
This can't be undone
Your rank, coins, items and anything you've bought with real money are deleted with the account and can't be restored or refunded. Deleting the app from your phone doesn't delete your account.
What gets deleted
- Your sign-in (email, or your link to Google, Facebook or Apple)
- Your username, profile photo, title and player card
- Your stats, rank, coins, items, rewards and match history
- You're removed from your friends' lists, and pending friend requests and invites are cancelled
- Your push notification tokens
This happens straight away.
What we keep
- Chat messages you sent stay in your friends' conversations until they delete them, since those are their conversations too.
- Reports you sent, or that were sent about you, are kept for as long as we need them to deal with abuse.
- Purchase records stay with Apple or Google, as their rules require.
- Analytics and ad data that isn't linked to your account is deleted on Google's and Unity's normal schedules.
Can't open the app?
Email levi.bailey@hotmail.com with the subject "Delete my Quizia account". Include your username and how you sign in (email, Google, Facebook or Apple). Send it from the email address on the account if you can. We may ask you to confirm the account is yours, and we'll delete it within 30 days.
Signed in with Facebook?
Deleting your Quizia account also removes Quizia's link to your Facebook account. To remove Quizia from Facebook as well, open Facebook and go to Settings & privacy > Settings > Apps and websites, then remove Quizia.
For Apple, go to Settings > your name > Sign in with Apple on your iPhone. For Google, go to your Google Account connections.
For more about what we collect and why, read our Privacy Policy.