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# User data deletion request Guide

This guide provides detailed instructions on how you can submit a request to have your account permanently deleted from our systems.

### Steps to Request Data Deletion

Follow these steps to request the deletion of your account and associated data:

1. **Accessing the Request Form:**
   * Visit our data deletion request page <https://www.getdor.com/contact-us>
2. **Filling Out the Request Form:**
   * Enter your account details, including your registered email address and name.
   * Select the "Support" option from the dropdown
   * In the text, add "User data deletion request".
3. **Submitting the Request:**
   * After filling out the form, click the 'Submit' button.
   * You will receive a confirmation email at your registered email address.
4. **Awaiting Confirmation:**
   * Once your request is submitted and confirmed, our team will process it.

### Data Deletion Details

Upon processing your request, the following data will be deleted:

* Personal Information: Includes your name, email address, and phone number.
* Account Data: Includes your user preferences, settings, and history.

### Additional Information

For any questions or additional assistance regarding the data deletion process, please contact our support team at <https://www.getdor.com/contact-us>.


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