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Preliminary version 0.2 · 23 de setembro de 2026 · under legal review. The text may change before public launch. Courtesy translation; if there is any discrepancy, the Portuguese (Brazil) version prevails.

Delete your loozy account


This is a courtesy translation. If there is any discrepancy, the Portuguese (Brazil) version prevails.

This page explains how to delete your loozy account, what gets deleted and what stays. It applies to both the Android and iOS versions.

For data processing in general, see the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use.


1. Deleting from inside the app

This is the fastest way and does not require writing to us.

  1. Open loozy and sign in.
  2. Go to Profile.
  3. Tap Account settings.
  4. Tap Delete account.
  5. Confirm with your password.

We ask for the password again on purpose: it is what stops someone holding your phone from destroying your account.

Deletion is immediate and permanent. There is no recovery window and we cannot restore the account once you confirm.

2. Requesting by email

If you have already uninstalled the app, lost access to your phone or cannot sign in, write to privacidade@loozygo.com asking for deletion, from the email address you registered with.

If you write from a different address, we have to confirm the account is yours before deleting anything. We do not ask for identity documents: we ask for something only the account holder would know.

We reply within 1 month, the GDPR deadline, and within 15 days for confirmation and access requests under Brazil's LGPD. In practice it is much faster.

3. What gets deleted

Everything that identifies you disappears from the database:

4. What stays, and why

The toilets you added to the map stay, with no link to you. The record saying you were the one who added it is deleted, and the toilet is no longer connected to any person.

The reason is simple: the location of a public toilet is not personal data about you, and deleting it would destroy the map for everyone who relies on it. Once anonymised, the information says nothing about you.

If any of those contributions happens to contain something that identifies you, write to us and we will delete that contribution as well.

5. What disappears a little later

Two things are not instant, for technical reasons:

6. Contacts

If you believe we mishandled your data, you can complain to the CNPD in Portugal or the ANPD in Brazil.