Data deletion

Delete your data

This page explains what data our apps hold, how to delete it, and what is kept. It applies to every Android app published by TroppEasy.

Last updated 15 October 2026 · TroppEasy, Udine, Italy

In short

No accounts. You never give us a name, an email address or a password to use our apps, so there is no profile of you to delete.
Your content stays on your phone. Progress, settings and statistics live on the device and are removed with the app.
Analytics and ads only with consent. Withdraw it and collection stops immediately.
Crash reports expire on their own. In apps that include them, technical crash reports are deleted automatically after 90 days.

How to delete your data

Withdraw your consent Open the app, go to Settings → Privacy options and withdraw consent. Analytics and ad measurement stop immediately. You can change this choice again whenever you like.
Clear what is stored on your device On Android: Settings → Apps → [the app] → Storage → Clear storage, or simply uninstall the app. This removes all your progress, preferences and statistics. We never held a copy of them.
Ask us to delete analytics data already collected Email us and state which app you are writing about — we publish several, and the app name is what lets us act on your request. We answer within 30 days.
Email a deletion request

Because our apps have no accounts, we cannot look you up by name. Steps 1 and 2 are the fastest and most complete route: together they stop all collection and remove everything stored on your device, immediately and without waiting for us.

What is deleted, and what is kept

Data	Where it lives	Deletion and retention
Your content: progress, preferences, statistics, streaks, saved sessions, purchase status	Only on your device. Never sent to us.	Deleted the moment you clear the app's storage or uninstall it. We hold nothing to delete.
Analytics events: screens opened, features used, sessions	Google Analytics for Firebase. Collected only where the app includes analytics and only if you consented. All My Seconds uses Google Consent Mode: if you refuse, it may send events without any identifier, which cannot be linked to you.	Pseudonymous — tied to a random installation identifier, not to you. Deleted automatically after 14 months at the latest, or earlier on request.
Crash reports: error trace, app state, device model and Android version, random installation identifiers	Firebase Crashlytics, in apps that include it. Sent only when the app crashes or runs into a technical error.	No name, email address or Advertising ID, so we cannot link a report to you. Deleted automatically after 90 days. Clearing the app's storage or uninstalling it resets the identifiers.
Advertising and measurement data	Google AdMob, under Google's own policy.	Withdrawing consent stops it. Retention follows Google's policies; you can also reset your Advertising ID in your device settings.
Purchase records	Google Play. We never see your payment details.	Kept by Google as tax and accounting law requires. Neither we nor you can delete them.
Emails you send us	Our mailbox.	Kept only as long as needed to answer you, then deleted.

Apps without analytics

Some of our apps include no analytics and no crash reporting at all. For those, steps 1 and 2 above are the whole story: there is nothing on our side to delete. Each app's privacy policy states plainly what is included — the links are in the footer of this page.

Your other rights

Deletion is one of several rights the GDPR gives you. You can also ask for access, rectification, restriction, portability, or object to processing. Write to troppeasy@gmail.com and we will answer within 30 days. You may also lodge a complaint with your supervisory authority — in Italy, the Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali.

This website

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Who to contact

TroppEasy — independent Android developer, Udine, Italy.
troppeasy@gmail.com