Last updated: May 2026
There are two ways to delete your Stublet account and your personal data:
Recommended path — in-app (immediate):
Email path — for users who can't sign in:
Account deletion runs the following operations on our servers (a soft delete):
On your user record:
On your listings:
In the social graph (Neo4j):
For other data:
Deleting an account does not erase every trace of you. Some data is kept for legitimate reasons:
We do NOT keep financial data on you, because Stublet does not process payments and we have no tax records tied to you.
Stublet uses third-party providers that have their own retention windows. We can't control theirs, but here's the picture:
If you want to request deletion directly from a provider, reach out via the links on our subprocessors page.
If you signed up to Stublet via Facebook, deleting your Stublet account removes our link to your Facebook account on our server side, but doesn't change anything on Facebook's side.
To make sure Facebook also forgets the permissions you granted to Stublet:
In-app path: the deletion job runs in full within seconds. The photo-deletion step in cloud storage may take a few more minutes.
Email path: up to 30 days from receipt of your request (the legal window). In practice we move as fast as we can — typically 1–3 business days.
After deletion runs, your fields are nulled in the database within that same operation. Automated backups taken before the deletion are kept up to 30 days and then rotate out, so a minimal trace of you may remain until all backups have rotated.
Question before deleting? Issue during deletion? Reach out:
Email: [email protected]
Under Israel's Privacy Protection Law, 5741-1981, you also have the right to contact the Privacy Protection Authority at the Ministry of Justice (22 Kanfei Nesharim St., Jerusalem) if you're not satisfied with how we handled your deletion request.