Data deletion

Updated: 11 October 2026

Delete your account

Sign in and open Settings > Account. Select Delete account. Enter your account email address and current password to confirm. This action permanently removes your account, personal organizations, API keys, stored social credentials, posts, schedules, webhooks, usage records, and uploaded media. You cannot undo this action.

If publishing or other account work is in progress, wait for it to finish and try again. After a cloud media upload, you may need to wait up to one hour for its upload link to expire. If your account belongs to a shared organization, or you cannot confirm your password, contact the operator through the instructions below. Backups and hosting logs follow the operator's retention policy.

Remove a social connection

Sign in, open Accounts, and select Disconnect for the account. Open Social removes the connection record and its stored credentials. Cancel scheduled posts that you no longer want to publish. You can also revoke Open Social in the social platform's app permissions.

For YouTube, remove access through Google account permissions. For Bluesky, revoke the app password in Bluesky settings.

Request deletion of stored data

Contact the Open Social operator through the support channel used to obtain access to this development service. Request data deletion and identify your Open Social account email, organization, and the connected accounts or data to remove. Do not send a password, API key, or token.

The operator must verify your authority before deleting data. State whether the request covers one connection or all account data. Use this support process for shared organizations, partial deletion, or data outside the account deletion feature. Some records can remain where required by law or for security, and backups may retain data until they expire.

Content on other platforms

Open Social cannot remove a published post by deleting its local record. Delete that content in the relevant social platform. See the Privacy Policy for data types and use.