
Your information, your call
Delete your data.
Last updated October 20, 2026
You can ask us to delete your Feral Worlds account and everything we hold about you at any time, whether you joined with an email or with Google. This is what to do and what happens.
How to ask
Email us from your account address
Write to [email protected] with the subject “Delete my Feral Worlds data”, from the email address you used. If you signed in with Google, that is the address on that account. Writing from it is how we know the request is yours.
We delete it and tell you
We delete your information within 30 days and send you a short note when it is done. If we need to check something first, we will write back before the 30 days are up.
Optional: remove our access on Google
This stops the sign-in itself. Open your Google account’s Security page, find Third-party apps and services, and remove Feral Worlds. Removing access does not delete what we already hold, so please email us too.
What we delete
- Your waitlist entry: your email address, the page you joined from, the time, and your two optional answers.
- Your Feral Worlds account: the sign-in record we created when you continued with Google, including the name and email address they shared with us.
- Anything tied to that account, such as game-room history, once game rooms open.
What may linger, and for how long
- Backups. Our backups roll off on a schedule, so a deleted record can remain in an encrypted backup for a short time until that backup is replaced.
- Analytics. If you accepted analytics, Google Analytics holds visit data that does not include your email. We cannot look it up by person, and it expires on the schedule in our Google Analytics settings.
Just want fewer emails?
Every email we send has an unsubscribe link, which stops the emails without deleting your account. For the full picture of what we collect and why, read our privacy page and our terms of service.