Account, not deactivation
We remove the authentication account and associated active profile data after verification.
SautiLink Cloud Engine · Data control
This page provides the current external deletion route for SautiLink Cloud Engine. Account deletion removes the account, not merely disables sign-in.
We remove the authentication account and associated active profile data after verification.
Requests must come from the registered email so another person cannot delete your account.
Any limited legal, security or backup retention is explained rather than hidden.
This public route supports external requests; store apps will also expose in-app initiation.
Current deletion method: send a request from the email address registered to your SautiLink Account. We will verify ownership, process deletion and confirm completion.
Open the email account connected to the SautiLink Account you want deleted.
Email [email protected] with the subject SautiLink Account Deletion Request.
Include the registered email and username. If you also want Telegram preferences removed, include the Telegram user ID shown in the bot's Settings screen.
We may send a confirmation to the registered email or ask for limited non-secret account information. We will never ask for your password or OTP.
After the active account record is removed, we will send confirmation to the requesting email address.
After verification, deletion normally removes the following from active SautiLink systems:
Deleting an account does not delete a public website, DNS record or third-party content that you inspected because those items are not owned or hosted by SautiLink.
The Telegram preference record is keyed by your Telegram user ID and is not automatically linked to a SautiLink Account. To remove it, include that ID in the request or send a separate request to support.
The stored preference profile currently includes language, compact or detailed report choice, developer-mode presentation and default start view. Deletion does not remove messages that Telegram independently retains under its own policies.
The Cloud Engine homepage may keep a short recent-target list in local browser storage. It is not part of your SautiLink Account and therefore is not removed by server-side account deletion.
You may also clear site data through your browser or operating-system settings. Locally exported JSON, CSV or PDF reports must be deleted from your device by you.
Limited information may remain where retention is reasonably necessary to comply with law, investigate fraud or security abuse, resolve disputes, enforce rights or maintain protected disaster-recovery backups. Retained information is restricted from ordinary product use and is removed or anonymised when the relevant retention purpose expires.
We do not keep an account active merely to claim it has been deleted. Deletion is not the same as temporary suspension or deactivation.
We aim to acknowledge a valid request promptly and normally complete manual deletion within 30 days. Complex identity, security or legal questions may require additional time permitted by applicable law; if so, we will explain the delay.
After deletion, you may lose access immediately and the username may eventually become available for another person. Deleted data generally cannot be restored.
Before a SautiLink Cloud Engine app that supports account creation is released through Google Play, the Apple App Store or another applicable store, it will include an accessible account-setting control that initiates deletion. This web page will remain available as an external route.