DOC SOC-004 · REV A
Data Deletion
1. Data inventory
| Data | Where it lives |
|---|---|
| OAuth tokens (Instagram, YouTube, TikTok) | flat JSON on your own device (self-host) or in your workspace (hosted) |
| Generated media (scripts, storyboards, videos) | your own disk |
| Run, mission, and schedule records | flat JSON on your own device or in your workspace |
| This website | nothing: no accounts, no analytics, no cookies |
2. Deletion steps
- Revoke the app's platform access. Instagram: Settings > Security > Apps and websites > remove Socheli. Facebook: Settings > Apps and Websites > remove. Google: myaccount.google.com/permissions > remove access. This immediately invalidates the stored tokens.
- Delete the local data. Self-hosted Socheli keeps everything under one folder. Deleting it removes all tokens, runs, schedules, and records:
rm -rf <your-socheli-directory>/data
Deletion is immediate and entirely under your control. There is no copy elsewhere. - Hosted workspaces. If you use a Socheli-hosted workspace, email contact@socheli.com from the account's contact address with the subject "Data deletion request". We complete deletion of all workspace data, including connected-account tokens, within 30 days and confirm by reply.
3. Meta data deletion
This page serves as Socheli's data deletion instructions URL for Meta platform integrations. Instagram data accessed by Socheli (account id, username, media metadata, comments, and messages, only for features you enable) is stored as described in section 1 and is removed by the steps above. Revoking the app in your Instagram settings stops all further access immediately.
4. Data we never hold
For self-hosted use there is no Socheli server holding your content: tokens, media, and records exist only on your own devices. Step 2 above is the complete deletion.
5. Contact
contact@socheli.com. Deletion requests are answered within 30 days.