SnapZilo has no account and no server, so we hold nothing of yours to delete. Everything SnapZilo keeps is on your phone, and you can delete it there in seconds. Here is how.
Everything SnapZilo has read — the text, titles, piles, and the dates, numbers and passwords it found — goes in one tap. Your screenshots stay exactly as they are.
After that, SnapZilo reads nothing until you tell it to start again.
Your name, phone, address and photo — if you added them.
Uninstalling makes Android delete all of the app's data — the index, the profile, the settings, everything.
With Encrypted backup on, an encrypted copy of SnapZilo's index sits in Android's backup, in your Google account. Switch it off in Settings before you uninstall: that deletes the snapshot, and the next backup holds nothing of SnapZilo's. If you have already uninstalled, you can delete the backup from your Google account's backup settings (Google One / Google Drive). We never receive this backup.
We hold no data about you — no account, no copies, no logs from the app — so there is no deletion request to send. If you have a question all the same, reach us any way below.
