How to delete your Konspekt account and data
You can delete a lecture whenever you like, and you can delete your whole account. This page says how, and exactly what happens next.
Delete one lecture
Open the lecture, open its menu and choose Delete. The text, marks, photos and audio are removed from your device and from your account. In the lists you can also press and hold a lecture to select several and delete them together; Konspekt offers Undo for a moment afterwards.
Delete your account
- Open Settings (in the app or in the web app at mykonspekt.com/app).
- Scroll to the bottom and choose Delete account. If your account has a password, Konspekt asks for it.
- Confirm. You are signed out everywhere, and an email tells you the date your account will be erased.
What happens next
- For 45 days nothing is erased and nothing can be reached. If you sign in again during that time (with a password, with Google, or by resetting your password), the deletion is cancelled and your account is kept.
- After 45 days Konspekt permanently erases your account, your lectures, notes, library, questions and any backed-up files.
- Share links stop working. Live links already stop after a day.
- Copies in our encrypted backups are replaced within about 14 days after that, and are not restored.
- Lectures that exist only on your phone are not touched by this; they stay there until you delete them or the app.
If you cannot sign in
Write to info@konspekt.ru from the email address of the account and ask for it to be deleted. We will check that it is yours and then erase it. Our privacy policy has the full details of what we keep and for how long.
Keep reading
Recording a lecture: permission, etiquette and privacyAsk first, record for your own study and share carefully. A practical guide for students who record lectures, and what Konspekt does and does not do.Turn a recorded lecture into study notes that stickA simple routine for lecture recordings: mark while you listen, summarise the same day, test yourself and keep terms in one place.
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