TimeTill Privacy Choices

01Do it yourself, in the app and in Settings

• Delete an event — remove it in the app and it is gone from the device, and from your iCloud on the next sync.
• Stop ad tracking — choose Ask App Not to Track when iOS asks, or later in Settings → Privacy & Security → Tracking. The advertising identifier is then no longer shared with Meta or RevenueCat.
• Turn off iCloud sync — Settings → your name → iCloud, and switch TimeTill off. Your events stay on the device that created them.
• Withdraw Calendar or Reminders access — Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars or Reminders. Countdowns you already imported stay.
• Turn off notifications — Settings → Notifications → TimeTill.
• Delete everything on a device — remove the app. Everything stored on that device goes with it.

02What deletion actually removes

Events, categories, photos, palettes

WhyDeleted from the device immediately, and from your iCloud on the next sync.

Where it goesYours to delete, no request needed.

Analytics, session recordings, crash reports

WhyHeld by Google (Firebase), Mixpanel and PostHog under device identifiers, not your name. Deleting the app does not delete them.

Where it goesDeleted on request — email me.

Feature requests, votes, survey answers

WhyStored in Firestore with no name attached. Tell me which ones are yours.

Where it goesDeleted on request.

Ad attribution data

WhyHeld by Meta under its own policy.

Where it goesMeta’s to hold — see Meta’s privacy settings.

Purchase records

WhyKept by Apple and RevenueCat so Premium can still be restored. Email me to have the RevenueCat record deleted.

Where it goesApple’s to hold; RevenueCat on request.

03Your rights, and how to use them

Depending on where you live, you have the right to ask what personal data is held about you, to have it corrected, to have it deleted, to restrict or object to its processing, and to receive it in a portable format.

To make any request — including objecting to analytics and recordings — email kolisnyk7@gmail.com with what you want done. I answer these myself, within 30 days.

You also have the right to complain to your local data protection authority. In the EEA that is your national supervisory authority, in the UK the Information Commissioner’s Office, and in Ukraine the Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights.

04Read next

• Privacy policy — the full account of what is collected and why.
• Support — anything that is not a privacy question.