What Nirvaana keeps
Your world. The facts you told it, the promises you made, the notes it took, your conversations and your principles. Your email address and a display name. That is what lets it know tomorrow what you told it today.
Some of your world may live in worlds you share with other people, but only the things you said yes to putting there.
Getting a copy
Write to beniciopadilla8@gmail.com from the address on your account and ask for your data. You will get your facts, promises, notes and conversations back in a readable file. A button for this in the app is coming. Until then the email works, and a person answers it.
Deleting it
Ask the same way. Deleting your account removes:
- your sign-in record, your email address and the identity your provider gave us;
- your profile, your conversations, your private facts and your notes;
- anything sent to your agent’s door;
- your place on the invite list, so nothing sits waiting for you to come back.
What deleting leaves behind
We would rather tell you now than surprise you later.
- Things you chose to put in a shared world stay with that world, because they belong to it now. Ask before you go and we will tell you which those are.
- The ledgers of spending and actions keep their rows, cut loose from you. What remains is amounts, times and hashes, never anything you wrote.
- Hosting logs expire on their own schedule.