Delete your Flagory data
If you have used Flagory on more than one device, a copy of your review history is held on our server so it can follow you between them. This page deletes that copy.
If you signed in with Google
Delete it yourself, in Settings — and you do not need to install anything to get there. Open flagory.com in this browser, sign in with the same account, and the button is under Your account. The copy follows the account rather than the phone, so it does not matter which device you are on or whether the app is still installed.
If you have a written-down recovery code
Older versions of Flagory showed a recovery code and asked you to keep it safe. If you still have yours, it opens the copy on its own — paste it below. Current versions do not show one, so if this means nothing to you, use the account route above.
What this deletes: your history on our server, the anonymous identity it hangs from, and your assigned name. It is deleted rather than marked deleted — there is no copy kept.
What this does not delete: the flags on your own phone. Those are stored on the device and are not ours to remove — uninstalling the app, or “Reset everything” inside it, is what clears them.
After this runs, the app carries on working. The next time it needs to sync it will make a fresh identity with no connection to the one deleted here.
Never signed in, no code, and the app already uninstalled? Then nothing that reaches us identifies your copy — there is no name, no email and no address on it to look you up by. It is deleted by itself after twelve months without use. Write to info@fxxking.de if you would like to talk about it sooner.