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Delete your data.

You control the drafts in your MyBand Life account and the copies saved in your browser. They have separate deletion controls.

Updated 15 October 2026

Delete a cloud draft

  1. Sign in to MyBand Life with the provider you used for that account.
  2. Open your playlist and choose the saved cloud draft.
  3. Use its cloud-delete control and confirm. A local browser copy, if present, is kept unless you delete it separately.

Delete your cloud account

This permanently removes your MyBand Life profile, linked provider identifiers, all account sessions and every draft saved to that cloud account. It signs you out on all devices. It does not delete your Google or Facebook account.

  1. Open MyBand Life and sign in to your account.
  2. Open your account controls and choose “Delete cloud account”.
  3. Read the consequences and type DELETE MY ACCOUNT to confirm.

For security, deletion requires a sign-in within the last ten minutes. If asked, sign in again and repeat the confirmation.

Open account controls

Remove drafts from this browser

Delete the device copy from your playlist, or clear MyBand Life’s site data in your browser settings. Clearing site data also removes your local settings and sign-in cookies. Repeat this on each device or browser that holds a copy. The main domain and www address have separate browser storage.

Deleting a cloud account does not automatically erase these local copies. You may keep them or remove them separately.

Google and Facebook permissions

To revoke MyBand Life’s access at the provider, use the connected-app controls in your Google or Facebook account settings. Revoking access there and deleting MyBand Life’s stored cloud records are separate actions.

When sign-in has not yet been connected, no MyBand Life cloud account can be created through that provider.

What deletion covers

The deletion endpoint removes live application records for the authenticated account. It does not control infrastructure backups or security logs that may be retained under the hosting provider’s configured retention, or records held by a provider after an AI request you chose to make.

For more details, read privacy information. A public operator identity and privacy contact still need to be supplied before public account sign-up is launched.