Deleting your data
The Nu-mă-uita app has no accounts: you use it without signing up, and your documents are saved on your phone, not with us. So there is no account to delete, and your data stays in your hands, right on your phone.
Data controller: Paraschivoiu Alexandru Nicolae
1. Delete a document or a car
Open it in the app and tap More… → Delete document or, on the car's page, Delete car. Whatever you delete stays in Settings → Trash for 30 days; from there you can also delete it permanently straight away.
2. Delete everything at once
Uninstall the app: this deletes all cars, documents, photos and settings from your phone.
If your phone's automatic backup is on, a copy of the data stays in your account (Google or iCloud) and can come back after a reinstall or a phone restore. We have no access to it. Delete it before you uninstall:
On Android, Google has no button to delete just one app's copy: in your Google Account you can only delete the whole phone's backup, with all its data and the WhatsApp backup. To empty just the app's copy, delete your cars, documents and reminders in the app (and in the Archive and the Trash), then in your phone's settings go to Google → All services → Backup and tap “Back up now”. The new backup replaces the old one. Only then uninstall the app.
On iPhone: Settings → your name → iCloud → Manage Account Storage → Backups → your iPhone; turn off Nu-mă-uita and tap “Turn Off”. Apple says this removes all of the app's information from iCloud.
3. Need help?
Write to us at numauita.app@gmail.com. We hold no copies of your documents, so we can't delete them for you — but we'll walk you through the steps.
What remains after deletion
What you put outside the app stays: events added with “Add to calendar” (delete them in your calendar) and backup files you saved (delete them wherever you put them).
Other services keep only what they received while you used the app: error reports, if the app ran into an error (kept for at most 90 days); the record of update requests, with a random identifier; the record of “nearby” searches, if you used them, with your rounded position; and the document scanner's technical data, sent to Google (on Android). None of it contains your documents, expiry dates or photos. How long the rest is kept is governed by those services' own rules.