Data Deletion
Delete from CalendarGuardian
When signed in to a server-connected Microsoft or Google account, use Delete CalendarGuardian Data in the CalendarGuardian interface. The service is designed to delete the CalendarGuardian account record, stored OAuth token material, settings, trusted/blocked rules, review/removal records, detection records, and the provider notification subscription or channel associated with that connected CalendarGuardian account.
Native Apple and Android clients
Apple EventKit and Android Calendar Provider permissions are controlled by the device operating system. Removing the native CalendarGuardian app or revoking its Calendar permission stops that native access. Any local CalendarGuardian preferences or review data maintained by a native client should be removed through the app's deletion/reset function or by uninstalling the app, subject to ordinary device backup behavior. Deleting CalendarGuardian data does not delete the user's Apple, Google, Exchange, or other calendar account itself.
Request deletion by email
If you cannot use in-app deletion, email privacy@dealdoctor.pro from the account address or provide sufficient information for us to verify the request. We may require additional verification before deleting service-side data.
What this does not delete
Deleting CalendarGuardian data does not delete your Microsoft, Google, Apple, Android-device, or other Calendar Provider account. It does not delete unrelated calendar data. Events CalendarGuardian previously removed may not be recoverable as the original meeting relationship.
Revoke provider access
You may also revoke CalendarGuardian's Microsoft or Google authorization through the provider's account/application-consent settings. On Apple or Android devices, you can revoke Calendar permission in operating-system settings. Revoking provider access can prevent CalendarGuardian from continuing to protect the calendar until you reconnect or reauthorize it.
Backups and legal records
Deletion from active systems may not immediately remove data from ordinary-course backups or records that DealDoctor must retain by law, contract, fraud prevention, or security requirements. Such data will remain protected and will not be used for unrelated purposes. The initial Azure App Service deployment may retain ordinary automatic backups for up to approximately 30 days.