Delete my data

No app needed. Takes about a minute.

DailyDrop has no account system and no user database. When you sign in with Google, your saved articles and settings are stored in a private DailyDrop folder in your own Google Drive. Deleting that folder's contents is what "deleting your account" means here. You can do it in three ways:

Option 1: delete it right here

Sign in with the same Google account you used in the app. This page will delete your saved articles and settings from your DailyDrop Drive folder, then sign you out. It can only see DailyDrop's own folder, nothing else in your Drive.

Option 2: inside the app

Open the app, go to Settings and tap Delete my data. This also clears everything stored on that phone.

Option 3: disconnect through Google

Go to myaccount.google.com/permissions, choose DailyDrop and remove access. This stops the app from reaching your Drive, but may not erase data already saved, so also use Option 1 or 2, or in Google Drive open Settings > Manage apps > DailyDrop > Delete hidden app data.

Or ask us to do it

Email dailydrophelp@gmail.com with the subject "Data deletion request" from the email address you use with DailyDrop. Because the data sits in your own Drive, we will walk you through Option 1 or 3 rather than deleting it ourselves.

What gets deleted, what doesn't

Deleted: saved articles, settings, and category interest counts stored in your Drive folder.
On your phone: data stored only on the device is removed by the in-app button or by uninstalling the app. Uninstalling the app does not delete what is saved in your Google Drive folder, so use one of the options above for that.
Not stored about you at all: anything in our ad counter. Those records hold only the ad format, ad unit ID, time and a random ID, so they cannot be linked to you.
Ads: Google AdMob has its own data controls at myadcenter.google.com.