You can delete everything Beirut Strike keeps about you at any time. You don't need an account: your data is linked to your player name and a user ID, which is random when you play as a guest, or your Google account if you signed in with Google.
Two ways to delete it
What is deleted
- Your face photo
- Your career: career score, kills, deaths and other totals, XP and military rank, and wins
- Your match scores and the photos you dropped in the city
- Your account: the user ID, and your Google sign-in (email and name) if you used it
- Everything the game stored on your phone (in-game deletion only; uninstalling the game also removes it)
What is kept, and for how long
- Room data (your position, speech bubbles, teams you created in a room) is already deleted automatically once the room is left empty, usually within minutes.
- Reports other players sent about you are kept only while we review them, then deleted.
- Nothing else is kept. We don't keep backups of deleted data.
More about what the game collects: Beirut Strike Privacy Policy.