Deleting your Iflissen account

Iflissen is an app for a media server that a household runs for itself (dev.lyes.iflissen on Google Play). Your account is not held by the developer of Iflissen. It lives on your household’s Iflissen server, and the person who runs that server is the one who can delete it.

Your household’s server

Your account, profile, watchlist, requests, viewing history and device sessions. This is where your account is deleted.

This device

The server’s address, your sign-in, your settings and your recent searches. Removed when you sign out and uninstall the app.

lyes.dev

Nothing. The developer holds no account for you and no data about you.

To delete your account

Ask the owner of your household’s Iflissen server to delete your account. They remove it on the server, and, if your household signs in through its own identity provider (single sign-on), from that provider too.

This deletes your account on that server: your profile, your watchlist, your requests, your viewing history and the sessions of every device you signed in with. What the server keeps afterwards, such as records its owner is required to hold, is decided by that owner.

If you run the server yourself

You can delete any account in your household, including your own, from the server.

On your device

Signing out of the app removes your sign-in from this device; uninstalling the app removes everything it stored (the server address, your settings and your recent searches).

The developer holds no account for you

There is no data about you on our side, so there is nothing to delete there. Questions: hello@lyes.dev.