Data Deletion
This page explains how to delete HD Terminal data stored locally on your device or synced with your account.
Delete Local App Data
You can delete saved hosts, credentials, and snippets inside the app. You can also remove local app data by clearing app storage in your device settings or uninstalling the app.
Turn Off Sync
In the app, go to Settings, open Sync, and turn sync off. This stops future remote syncing for the signed-in account on that device. Turning sync off does not automatically delete local data or data already synced to Firebase.
Delete Account Data
In HD Terminal, open Settings, select Delete Account, confirm the request, and verify with the sign-in provider shown by the app. This starts permanent deletion of the Firebase account, synced hosts and credentials, sync encryption profile, and that account's vault and keys on the current device. Guest data and other accounts are not deleted.
If you cannot access the app, email ducp182882@gmail.com from the address associated with the account with the subject "HD Terminal Data Deletion". This alternate process may require identity verification before deletion starts.
Verification
The in-app flow requires a recent password, Google, or Apple sign-in. For an alternate request, we may ask for information needed to verify that you control the account. This protects your account and credentials from unauthorized deletion requests.
What May Remain
A device that remains offline may retain an encrypted local copy until you clear the app data or the device reconnects and detects that the account is gone. Aggregated Analytics and diagnostic records are not associated with a Firebase user ID by the app and may not be identifiable for account deletion. Some records may remain temporarily in backups, security logs, deletion-job records with a limited retention period, or records required by law.
Contact
For deletion requests or questions, contact ducp182882@gmail.com.