Account and data deletion

You can delete your account, or the data of a workspace you own, from the app. Deleting is permanent; export or copy anything you want to keep first.

Delete your account

Open Settings → Account and choose Delete account. If you are the only owner of a workspace, transfer ownership or delete the workspace first. Confirm with your password; Murmalo signs you out as soon as the deletion completes.

What is removed

• Drafts, scheduled posts and comments in workspaces you own are deleted.
• Scheduled posts that have not started publishing are cancelled.
• Channel connections are revoked, so Murmalo can no longer publish for you.
• Your profile, sessions and personal preferences are removed.

Posts that were already published stay on the networks. Remove them with each network’s own tools; deleting your Murmalo account does not delete them there.

What is kept

A small set of records may be kept where the law requires it, for example billing records and security logs. These records are not used for marketing and are kept only for the period the law requires.

Delete a workspace

A workspace owner can remove a member or delete the whole workspace from Settings → Workspace. Deleting the workspace removes its drafts, scheduled posts, media and comments for every member.

If you cannot sign in

The Data deletion page linked in the footer explains the deletion path for people whose data arrived through a connected platform, including the deletion callback used by Meta. That page also names the address to contact when you cannot use the app.