Request data deletion
Does My Crush Like Me · last updated 21 August 2026
Most of this is already handled, and the fastest route is not to contact us. Does My Crush Like Me has no accounts and no sign-in. The names you type, the answers you give, your scores and your history are written to a database on your own phone and are never uploaded. Uninstalling the app deletes all of it. There is no cloud copy waiting on a new phone, because there is no cloud copy at all.
Delete it yourself, in under a minute
- Clear saved names inside the app — open Friends and use Clear all. That removes the names you have saved without touching anything else.
- Uninstall the app. Android deletes the app's whole storage area with it: the local database, saved names, history, scores and settings. Nothing is retained on our side, because none of it was ever on our side.
- Reset your advertising ID — Android Settings → Privacy → Ads, then Delete advertising ID (or Reset advertising ID on older versions). This is the control that actually matters for advertising, and it is yours rather than ours: it breaks the link between this device and any ad profile built from it, across every app on the phone.
What leaves the phone, and what that means for a request
The app sends no names, no answers and no scores anywhere. What does leave the device is limited to diagnostics and advertising, and none of it is filed under a person — it is keyed to a device or to an app installation.
| Data | Where it goes | On request |
|---|---|---|
| Names, answers, scores, history |
Nowhere. A database on your phone only. | Nothing for us to delete — it is gone the moment you uninstall. |
| Screen and button events |
Google Analytics for Firebase: which screen was opened, which button was pressed. It carries no name, no answer and no score. | Deleted on request — but only with the app instance ID, below. |
| Crash reports | Firebase Crashlytics, when the app crashes: a stack trace and the device model. | Deleted on request, same identifier needed. |
| Push token | Firebase Cloud Messaging, and only if you allowed notifications. | Already handled — turning notifications off revokes it, and uninstalling destroys it. |
| Advertising ID | Google AdMob, with each ad request. A resettable device identifier, not an account. This app never stores it. | Reset it yourself (step 3 above). We cannot delete it, because we do not hold it. |
The honest part: there is usually nothing we can look up
Because there is no account, no email address and no username, we have no way to find your records from your name or your email address. A request to "delete everything about me" gives us nothing to search with, and we would rather say that plainly than send a reply implying something was found and removed.
The one identifier that does work is the app instance ID, which Firebase generates per installation. If you still have the app installed and you want the analytics and crash records removed, email us and we will tell you how to read it off your device before you uninstall. Once the app is uninstalled that ID is destroyed, and from that point the remaining records cannot be tied back to you by us or by anyone else — which is the outcome the request was after in the first place.
Contact
Email android.personal.support@gmail.com with the subject Data deletion — Does My Crush Like Me. Include the app instance ID if you have it, and roughly when you last used the app.
We reply within 30 days. If there was nothing to delete, we will say so rather than imply that something was removed.
Children
This app is not directed to children. If you believe a child has used it and you want anything removed, write to the address above and say so in the subject line; those requests are handled first.