Delete your account
Step-by-step guides for deleting accounts and opting out of ads and AI training — plus ready-made GDPR request letters. Every guide is based on the service's own pages and shows its source and verification date.
Services
Each guide covers account deletion, data export, ad and AI-training opt-outs, and the controller contact you need for a GDPR request.
10 services
- AmazonClosing an Amazon account removes order history, addresses and payment methods plus access to digital content. Prepare it carefully.
- FacebookA Facebook account can be deactivated temporarily or deleted permanently. Deletion removes your profile, photos and messages — deactivation only hides them.
- GoogleDeleting your Google account permanently removes Gmail, Drive, Photos and everything in the account. Follow these five steps in order and you won't lose anything important.
- InstagramDeleting an Instagram account removes photos, videos, followers and messages permanently. Deactivation only hides the profile.
- LinkedInClosing your LinkedIn account hides your profile quickly and deletes your data generally within 30 days. Download your data before closing.
- OpenAI / ChatGPTYou can delete your ChatGPT account yourself from service settings, and removal from systems takes at most 30 days. In the EEA the controller is OpenAI Ireland Limited.
- SnapchatDeleting a Snapchat account removes Snaps, chats and Memories permanently. Download your data first.
- SpotifyClosing a Spotify account deletes playlists, followed artists and listening history. Cancel any subscription first.
- TikTokDeleting a TikTok account removes videos, followers and messages permanently. Deactivation only hides the account temporarily.
- X (Twitter)An X account is deleted by deactivating it: the profile disappears immediately and removal becomes final once the restore window lapses.
Generate a GDPR request
If the service's own tools fall short or nobody replies, send a written request. The letter is built entirely in your browser — your data never leaves your device.