Compliance & Privacy

User Data Deletion Instructions

At DripClip (https://dripclip.agiledevelopers.net), users retain complete control over their account data, uploaded media, and connected social media accounts.

1Option 1: In-App Self-Service Deletion (Instant)

To delete your account and all associated data directly within the DripClip app:

  1. Open DripClip and go to Profile / Settings.
  2. Select Account Settings.
  3. Tap Delete Account & Data and confirm.

What gets deleted:

  • Your user profile and account credentials.
  • All uploaded source videos, generated short clips, and subtitle files.
  • All connected social media access tokens (Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok).
  • Push notification tokens.

Account and data deletion requests are processed according to our operational deletion procedures. A small amount of information may be retained where required by law or where reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, accounting, or dispute resolution. See our Privacy Policy for details.

You can also disconnect a single platform instead of deleting your entire account. Disconnecting Google/YouTube deletes the stored authorization tokens and channel identifiers and stops all further API access. You may additionally revoke access from your Google Account permissions page.

2Option 2: Online Data Deletion Request Form

If you cannot access your account, submit an online request below or email privacy@agiledevelopers.net with the subject “Data Deletion Request”.

3Option 3: Facebook & Instagram Data Deletion Confirmation (Meta Compliance)

When DripClip is removed via Facebook Settings → Apps and Websites, Meta sends an automated request to unbind access.

  • Process: DripClip revokes access tokens, erases Meta account identifiers from active records, and provides a tracking confirmation code.
  • To check deletion status, enter your Meta confirmation code below.

Summary of Data Retention

Data CategoryDeletion Action
Account ProfileDeleted per our operational deletion procedures after a confirmed request
Uploaded Source Videos & Rendered ClipsDeleted per our operational deletion procedures
Connected Social Media Tokens (incl. Google/YouTube)Access revoked and tokens deleted
Google/YouTube Account & Channel IdentifiersDeleted with the connection
Transaction HistoryRetained solely as required for legal tax compliance

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