Delete your data
Last updated 16 July 2026
1. Delete from inside the app
This is the fastest path and covers most users. It permanently removes your on-device data and disconnects future analytics.
- Open the UpNew app.
- Go to Profile → Data.
- Tap "Delete my data" and confirm.
What the in-app button removes
- Your scan history stored on the device.
- Your anonymous device identifier (a new one is generated if you use the app again).
- Your consent to analytics and attribution tracking (PostHog, AppsFlyer) — future events are no longer collected.
2. Full server-side deletion
To also remove any historical records we hold on our servers (cosmetic scores, generated renderings, analytics events already sent), email us with your device's anonymous identifier:
How to find your anonymous identifier
Your anonUid is visible on the same Profile → Data screen inside the app. Copy it into your email so we know which records to remove.
What we do when you email us
- Delete cosmetic scores, timestamps, and any cached "New You" rendering tied to your anonUid from our servers.
- Submit deletion requests to our processors (PostHog, AppsFlyer) for events linked to your anonUid.
- Confirm completion by email.
We aim to complete deletion within 30 days of receiving the request.
3. What we cannot delete
- App Store / Play Store purchase records. If you subscribed to UpNew Pro, Apple or Google keep the receipt on their side. You can request deletion from them directly.
- Aggregated, anonymised metrics that no longer identify you (e.g. "how many scans happened last week"). These stay in our analytics.
- Anything required by law to be kept — for example tax records tied to a purchase.
4. Uninstalling is not enough
Uninstalling the app removes local files but does not delete records on our servers or in our analytics providers. Use the in-app button before uninstalling, or email us afterwards with your anonUid if you have it saved.
5. Questions
For privacy questions or anything else related to your data, contact [email protected]. See our full Privacy Policy for the complete picture of what we collect and why.