FlowFetch data deletion

FlowFetch does not currently require or support a user account. Transfer records, downloaded files, cached data and Status Saver copies are stored locally on your device and can be deleted using the steps below.

What you can delete

• Transfer history stored in FlowFetch's local database.
• Downloaded files, from the destination folder you selected.
• App-private cache, from FlowFetch settings or Android app storage settings.
• Saved Status Saver copies, from the destination you saved them to.
• Selected-folder permission, from FlowFetch settings or Android app permission settings.

Delete local transfer history and cache

1. Open FlowFetch.
2. Open Settings.
3. Choose to clear transfer history or app cache.
4. Confirm the action.

Delete downloaded files or saved Status Saver copies

Downloaded files and saved Status Saver copies are written to the storage locations you chose. Delete them using your device's file manager or gallery app, the same way you would delete any other file.

Revoke folder access

To revoke access to a selected download destination or Status Saver folder, open Android Settings › Apps › FlowFetch › Permissions, or choose a different folder from within FlowFetch.

Uninstalling FlowFetch

Uninstalling FlowFetch removes its app-private data, including local transfer history and cache, according to standard Android behaviour. Files you downloaded or saved to a visible storage location are not removed automatically and remain on your device until you delete them.

Accounts

FlowFetch does not currently offer or require a user account. If an account system is introduced in a future release, this page will be updated with an account deletion process before that release is made available.

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