Chi'llywood Public Policy

Account Deletion and Data Deletion Policy

This policy explains how users can delete a Chi'llywood account, restore it within 30 days, what may be deleted or de-identified, what may be retained, and how deletion interacts with subscriptions, backups, legal holds, and Google Play requirements.

Effective: May 21, 2026 Version: 1.0 1,890 words

Plain-English Summary

Users can delete a Chi'llywood account from Settings > Account actions > Delete Account. The app schedules deletion immediately, hides the account from public discovery where backed, signs the user out, and gives the user 30 days to sign back in and restore the account before permanent deletion processing begins. Deletion is not instant removal from every backup, log, legal, moderation, billing, or evidence record.

Public content should stop being displayed according to product and legal rules when deletion is processed, but Chi'llywood may retain information where necessary for backups, fraud prevention, security, legal compliance, tax, accounting, audit records, legal holds, evidence exports, moderation records, dispute handling, law-enforcement requests, already-created thumbnails, previews, service artifacts, or content already shared, embedded, clipped, cached, or distributed through service features where allowed.

How to Delete an Account In App

Signed-in users should open Settings, expand Account, go to Account actions, and choose Delete Account. The confirmation explains that deletion is scheduled now and that the user has 30 days to sign back in and restore the account before permanent deletion processing.

During the restore window, sign back in and choose Restore Account from Settings to cancel scheduled deletion. Do not send passwords or reset links to support. Chi'llywood may still need to review legal holds, subscriptions, billing records, copyright records, safety records, or other retained records before permanent purge/de-identification after the restore deadline.

How to Request Deletion on the Web

Chi'llywood should maintain a public account deletion page at a reachable URL such as https://chillywoodstream.com/account-deletion. That page should explain the app name, developer identity, in-app Delete Account path, 30-day restore window, what data may be deleted, what data may be retained, and how users can contact support if they cannot access the app.

If the public web deletion URL is unavailable, the bundled in-app policy and support email remain the fallback notice, but the owner should fix the public URL before launch. Public deletion pages must not require login just to read instructions. The in-app Delete Account path requires sign-in so the app can identify the correct account. Entering a public URL in a store console does not by itself delete data.

What May Be Deleted or De-Identified

Deletion may remove or de-identify account identity information, Profile and Platform display information, public bio fields, avatars, creator uploads, creator video metadata, thumbnails, public Platform listing entries, notification preferences, audience relationships, draft or public content, and certain support or social records where legally and technically allowed. De-identification may replace account identifiers with deleted-user markers when full removal would break another user's context or an audit trail.

The exact result depends on product architecture, relationships between records, storage objects, public sharing, legal obligations, and support runbooks. If a user has public creator uploads, live replays, chat messages, watch-party records, or reports involving other users, some records may be hidden, detached, de-identified, retained in limited form, or preserved under legal/safety rules rather than fully erased immediately.

What May Be Retained

Chi'llywood may retain information needed for fraud prevention, security, abuse prevention, account-integrity review, blocked-account enforcement, legal compliance, lawful requests, copyright, DMCA, takedown history, repeat-violation handling, moderation, safety reports, admin actions, legal holds, evidence exports, support history, billing, subscriptions, refunds, chargebacks, accounting, tax, dispute resolution, logs, diagnostics, backups, and service integrity.

Backups may retain data for a limited period until normal backup rotation. Logs and diagnostic data may contain identifiers or activity details needed for security and reliability. Legal holds can pause deletion of relevant data. Account deletion does not require Chi'llywood to delete another user's messages, private evidence records, legal process records, audit rows, or records that the law or a legitimate safety need requires Chi'llywood to keep.

Subscriptions and App-Store Cancellation

Deleting a Chi'llywood account does not automatically cancel a subscription managed by Google Play, Apple, RevenueCat, or another billing provider. Users may need to cancel through the store account used for purchase. If a subscription remains active at the store, billing may continue even if the Chi'llywood account is deleted or de-identified. Users should follow store cancellation instructions and keep cancellation receipts.

Support can help explain restore and entitlement status but may not be able to issue store refunds directly. Refunds may be controlled by the app store or payment provider. Scheduling account deletion does not create a guaranteed refund or guarantee immediate termination of paid access. Billing records may be retained for accounting, tax, fraud, chargeback, and legal reasons.

Timing, Verification, and Third-Party Processors

Deletion has a 30-day restore window before permanent processing begins. Permanent processing timing depends on account complexity, legal holds, safety reports, copyright records, billing status, backups, technical runbooks, and third-party processors. Chi'llywood may provide an estimated timing window but cannot guarantee every processor will complete every related action at exactly the same time. Users should keep copies of important content before deleting an account.

Approved third-party providers for hosting, sign-in, billing, live media, email, app builds, and support may hold records as processors or independent providers according to their roles and policies. Chi'llywood may instruct processors to delete or de-identify data where appropriate, but some provider-managed billing, fraud, security, or legal records may follow provider retention rules.

Google Play Compliance Checklist

Owner checklist before public launch: maintain a public web deletion page; include the app name; explain the in-app Delete Account path; explain the 30-day restore window; explain what data is deleted; explain what data may be retained; ensure in-app Settings exposes Delete Account and policy help; confirm support email works; enter the public deletion URL in Google Play Console; keep the page reachable without login; and update Google Play Data Safety disclosures to match actual data collection, sharing, deletion, and retention practices.

This checklist is a compliance aid, not confirmation of store approval. Google Play may require changes to wording, location, processing, response timing, or disclosure. Chi'llywood should keep screenshots or timestamped evidence of the page and store configuration outside the repo if needed for launch review.

What Users and Creators Are Responsible For

Users and creators are responsible for what they do with their accounts and what they upload, stream, publish, message, save, display, report, purchase, or share. That responsibility includes account security, truthful profile information, lawful conduct, respect for other people, accurate support requests, and compliance with the Terms, Community Guidelines, Creator Terms, Live and Chat Rules, Copyright Policy, Premium Terms, and feature-specific prompts.

Creators are also responsible for owning or having permission for all video footage, audio, music, beats, samples, images, logos, trademarks, names, likenesses, voices, performances, locations, third-party clips, collaborative material, people appearing in content, livestream guests, speakers, chat or comment attachments, replays, and saved live material. No upload, publish, live, replay, or playback success means Chi'llywood has verified those rights.

What Chi'llywood May Do

Chi'llywood may operate, host, store, cache, back up, stream, reproduce, display, publicly perform, distribute, publish, transmit, transcode, compress, resize, crop, format-shift, make thumbnails, make previews, make snippets, create captions or metadata where applicable, review, moderate, restrict, remove, preserve, investigate, and otherwise process content and account activity as reasonably needed to provide, improve, protect, promote, monetize, secure, troubleshoot, and legally operate the service.

Chi'llywood may remove, restrict, block, disable, demonetize, age-restrict, geoblock, preserve, or review content and accounts for copyright or IP complaints, DMCA notices, legal requests, court orders, law enforcement, safety, community rules, fraud, security, child safety, harassment, threats, platform integrity, account violations, repeat infringement, spam, scams, impersonation, privacy complaints, publicity complaints, or operational reliability.

What Chi'llywood Is Not Responsible For

Chi'llywood is not responsible for user-generated content, user conduct, creator claims, third-party links, off-platform arrangements, unsupported devices, network failures, app-store billing decisions, user mistakes, unlawful uploads, unauthorized music, unauthorized likenesses, inaccurate support submissions, or promises made by users, creators, advertisers, sponsors, guests, viewers, moderators, or third parties except where applicable law says otherwise.

Chi'llywood does not promise uninterrupted service, permanent feature availability, a guaranteed audience, guaranteed views, guaranteed revenue, guaranteed monetization, guaranteed support timing, legal outcome, content restoration, account restoration, refund outside provider rules, or that every harmful item will be found before users see it. Nothing in these policies limits rights that cannot legally be limited.

How to Contact Chi'llywood

For privacy, copyright, support, account, Premium, creator, moderation, law-enforcement, or legal questions, contact Chi'llywood Support at support@chillywoodstream.com unless a policy gives a more specific path. Include the account email or user id if you are asking about your own account, enough information to locate the content or room at issue, and a clear description of what happened. Do not send passwords, one-time codes, payment card numbers, private keys, private system credentials, or other secrets.

Support can receive requests, route them to the correct owner/admin/legal workflow, ask for verification, and provide status where appropriate. Support is not an emergency service, cannot promise immediate resolution, cannot provide legal advice, cannot guarantee restoration or payment, and cannot override app-store billing rules, court orders, safety restrictions, copyright removals, or lawful preservation requirements.

How This Policy Connects to the App

This policy connects to Chi'llywood accounts, Profile, Platform, creator uploads, Studio, Player, Watch-Party Live, Live Watch-Party, Chi'lly Chat, audio/video calls, notifications, Premium, support, reporting, moderation, owner/admin tools, Live Ops, legal holds, and evidence workflows. Feature names may change, but the same rules apply to equivalent surfaces that let users create, upload, stream, share, view, message, report, pay, subscribe, moderate, preserve, or request help.

If a screen shows a shorter in-app summary, the summary is only a launcher. The full policy text controls subject to applicable law and any later written agreement signed by Chi'llywood. If a public web link is unavailable, Chi'llywood may use the bundled in-app policy page as the current policy source until the public page is updated.

Owner and Admin Support Notes

Owner and approved admin tools may show operational notes so the team can apply this policy consistently. Those notes are for workflow and safety operations; they do not give public users hidden rights and they do not remove the need to follow applicable law. Sensitive admin/legal actions require the scoped permissions, reasons, audit records, and legal-hold rules implemented elsewhere in Chi'llywood.

These policies are operational notice documents, not legal advice to users and not a promise that any single workflow protects against every claim or risk. The goal is clear user notice, consistent operations, evidence preservation, and reasonable risk reduction while Chi'llywood follows the law and keeps internal review records current.