🐉 Data Deletion Request — Dragon Tiger Stat Master

Step A — Uninstall the app (deletes ALL data stored on your device)

1. Long-press the Dragon Tiger Stat Master icon on your device.
2. Tap Uninstall (or drag the icon to the "Uninstall" target).
3. Confirm.

This permanently removes all of your personal app data: sessions, pattern rules, preferences — everything you entered or created.

One exception, on iPhone and iPad only. To stop the free-prediction allowance being reset by deleting and reinstalling the app, the anti-piracy identifier is kept in the system Keychain, which iOS deliberately preserves when an app is removed. It is a single opaque value: no session data, no personal information, and nothing readable by any other app. It is the only thing that survives Step A, and reinstalling the app reuses it rather than issuing a new one. iOS does not give apps or users a way to clear an individual Keychain entry from outside the app, so it goes only when the device itself is erased (Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone). On Android nothing survives — uninstalling removes everything.

Step B — Clear app data, Android only (keeps the app installed but wipes its storage)

iOS has no per-app "clear data" control. On iPhone and iPad use Step A instead — uninstalling removes exactly the same on-device data.

1. Open Android Settings → Apps → Dragon Tiger Stat Master.
2. Tap Storage & cache.
3. Tap Clear storage (or "Clear data") and confirm.

This wipes all on-device app data while leaving the app installed.

Step C — Request server-side deletion of your anti-piracy record

Read this first, because it decides whether you need Step C at all. The record is stored under a one-way SHA-256 hash of a device value. It contains no name, no email address, no device model and no order or transaction number — only that hash, a count of free predictions used, a timezone offset and a timestamp. We cannot search it by your name, your email or your purchase, and we cannot reverse the hash to work out whose it is. Nothing in it identifies you, to us or to anyone else.

That also means we must be straight with you about what we can and cannot do:

• On Android, the record can be located if you send us your Android ID — the value the hash is derived from. It is not shown in the normal Settings screens; a free device-info app from the Play Store will list it as Android ID or SSAID, a 16-character hexadecimal value. Email it to apps3mb@gmail.com and we will hash it, delete the matching prediction_guards/<hash> record, and reply to confirm.
• On iPhone and iPad, the identifier is issued by the operating system and is not readable by you from anywhere on the device. There is therefore no value you can send us that would locate your record, and we would rather say so than ask you for something that cannot work. What we can tell you is exactly what that record is: a hash we cannot reverse, a number, a timezone offset and a date. It does not name you, and there is nothing in it that we or anyone else could use to find you. Deleting the app removes all of your personal data; what stays behind cannot be traced back to you.

You are under no obligation to send an Android ID. It is itself a device identifier, and declining to share one in order to delete one is a perfectly reasonable position.

Response time: within 30 days of receipt of your request (typically within 7 days).