Delete Your Alarm Breaker Account & Data

Application: Alarm Breaker (Android)
Publisher: CB DEV STUDIO
Updated: October 2026
✔ GOOGLE PLAY DATA SAFETY COMPLIANT
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Your offline alarms, workout stats, and coins stay safely on this phone.

When you reset or delete your account, we immediately wipe your Friend ID, all mutual friend connections, and the minimal data our servers maintain for friend alarms (such as push tokens, queued relay packets, and ephemeral voice notes), and issue you a fresh, unlinked Friend ID.

STEP-BY-STEP How to Delete Account Data in the App

You can delete your cloud records and generate a clean identity at any time directly within the application:

1
Open the Alarm Breaker application on your Android phone.
2
Tap the Settings tab located in the bottom navigation bar.
3
Scroll down to the Account & Legal section.
4
Tap Reset Friend ID & delete cloud data.
5
Review the detailed confirmation dialog detailing what is purged from cloud servers and what remains locally on your device.
6
Type DELETE into the confirmation text box.
7
Tap the red button labeled Reset Friend ID & delete cloud data (ensure your phone is connected to the internet).
✔ Confirmation: Your previous friend record is instantly deleted from the relay cloud, and your device receives an anonymous, brand-new Friend ID.

TRANSPARENCY Data Deletion Breakdown

Because Alarm Breaker is engineered with an offline-first architecture, we clearly distinguish between server-hosted data and local device storage:

🗑️ What is Deleted from Cloud

  • Friend ID & Identity: Your anonymous Firebase UID and permanent friend identifier are wiped from relay servers.
  • Friends & Social Links: All mutual connections, pairing keys, and incoming/outgoing friend requests are deleted.
  • Friend Alarms & Shared Wakes: All shared wake missions sent to or received from other users are purged.
  • Voice Notes & Audio Memos: Custom voice alarm recordings stored ephemerally on relay servers are destroyed immediately.
  • Push Notification Tokens: Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) device registration tokens are unlinked and purged.
  • Audio Quotas & Reports: Daily voice transmission counters and user reports linked to your ID are removed.

🔒 What Stays on This Phone

  • Local Personal Alarms: Your scheduled daily alarms configured directly on your phone continue to wake you on time offline.
  • Wake-Up Challenges: Your configured math difficulty, phone shake thresholds, and pose mission settings remain active.
  • Workout Stats & Coins: Your local streak history, coins, and avatar customizations remain stored in on-device storage.
  • Device Audio & Preferences: Volume curves, vibration patterns, and dark/light mode UI preferences stay intact.
  • Local Storage Purge Option: If you wish to also delete this local offline data, simply go to Android Settings → Apps → Alarm Breaker → Storage → Clear Data.

MANUAL SUPPORT Can't Open or Already Uninstalled the App?

If you have already uninstalled Alarm Breaker, no longer have access to your mobile device, or prefer our engineering team to manually process your cloud data wipe, you can request manual deletion via email:

Simply email contact@cbdevstudio.in from any email client. If you know your Friend ID or former device details, please include them. Our team verifies the request and completes the purge within 30 days in full compliance with Google Play Data Safety policies.

Official Studio Support: contact@cbdevstudio.in • Fulfillment SLA: ≤ 30 Calendar Days

RETENTION POLICY Cloud Storage & Grace Period Standards

CB DEV STUDIO operates under a strict data minimization doctrine:

  • Immediate Server Wipe: In-app deletion requests execute instantly against our relay servers. Cryptographic keys and friend associations are purged synchronously without backup restoration.
  • Automated 48-Hour Audio Expiration: Voice alarm files are never permanently archived. Even without manual deletion, unacknowledged voice notes are hard-deleted automatically after 48 hours.
  • Zero Data Selling: We do not sell, barter, or transfer any user identifiers, friend connections, or telemetry data to third parties.