Delete Your Data
Mach2
Android game published by Dice Religion · com.DeathMechanics.Mach2
Effective 20 August 2026
Request deletion of your data
Send an email to anumey2@gmail.com with the subject line “Mach2 — data deletion request”.
In the email, please include:
- The Google account name shown on the Mach2 leaderboard, if you ever signed in.
- Whether you want your leaderboard entry removed, your advertising data removed, or both.
We will action the request and reply to confirm within 30 days. There is no charge, and you do not need to reinstall the app to make a request.
Mach2 does not have user accounts
Mach2 has no sign-up, no login and no account of its own. There is no password, no profile and no username held by Dice Religion, so there is no account for you to delete here.
The only optional identity involved is your own Google Play Games profile, which you may have used to post a score to the leaderboard. That profile belongs to your Google account, not to us — the section below explains how to remove Mach2 from it.
What is deleted, and what is kept
| Data | Where it is held | How it is deleted | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| Game progress (high score, unlocks, sound and control settings) | Only on your own device | Uninstall Mach2, or Settings → Apps → Mach2 → Storage → Clear data | Gone immediately. Nothing is kept. |
| Play Games leaderboard entry (display name and score) | Google’s Play Games servers | You delete it from your Play Games profile — ask us and we will walk you through it | Removed by Google once you delete it, per Google’s own retention practices. We cannot remove it for you. |
| Advertising ID and ad-interaction data | Google’s advertising systems | Settings → Google → Ads → Delete advertising ID | Retained and deleted by Google under Google’s advertising retention practices. |
| Anything held by Dice Religion | Nothing — we operate no servers and no database | Nothing to delete | Not applicable. |
Dice Religion runs no servers, no analytics backend and no database for Mach2. Everything the game collects is either stored locally on your device or collected directly by Google through the Google Mobile Ads SDK and Play Games Services. That is why most of the routes below go to Google rather than to us — and why a request to us is, in practice, a request for help using them.
Delete it yourself, right now
You do not have to wait for us. Each of these takes under a minute and takes effect immediately.
- Remove everything on your device — uninstall Mach2, or go to Settings → Apps → Mach2 → Storage → Clear data. This erases your high score, unlocks and settings permanently.
- Remove your leaderboard entry — open Play Games, go to your profile settings, and delete the Play Games data for Mach2. Google documents this at Delete your Play Games data.
- Remove your advertising identifier — go to Settings → Google → Ads on your Android device and choose Delete advertising ID. This stops any app, including Mach2, from using it to build an advertising profile.
- Review what Google holds — use your Google Account controls to see and delete activity associated with your account.
What we do with your request
Your email is used for one purpose only: to action and confirm your deletion request. It is never added to a mailing list, never shared and never used for advertising. We delete the correspondence itself once the request is confirmed complete, and in any case within 90 days.
Where the data is held by Google rather than by us, we cannot delete it on your behalf — no third party can. In those cases we will point you to the exact control that does it, and confirm within the same 30 days.
More information
The full Mach2 Privacy Policy sets out everything the app collects, why, and who it is shared with. This page covers deletion only.
Questions about either document go to anumey2@gmail.com.