This page explains how to delete the data associated with Party Up! – Party & Drink Games, published by Sensa Network.
Immediate alternative, without contacting us: clearing the app's data (Android Settings → Apps → Party Up! → Storage → Clear data) or uninstalling the app deletes the identifier stored on your device. A new random identifier is generated if you use the app again, and previously recorded statistics can no longer be linked to you or your device.
| Data | What happens on a deletion request | Retention without any request |
|---|---|---|
| Online game data — the nickname you typed, your answers, drawings and votes | Nothing to request: it is already gone | Deleted automatically at most 6 hours after the game room becomes inactive |
| Usage statistics — which screens and game modes were opened, whether a purchase was completed and which product, app version, language, a random identifier generated by the app | Deleted, all records matching your identifier | Deleted automatically after 14 months |
| Referral progress — that a friend played in a game you hosted (an association between two device identifiers), and that a device unlocked the temporary Multi Pack reward | Deleted (note: deleting it also removes the reward) | Associations: at most 180 days, and erased as soon as the reward unlocks. Reward: for as long as it applies |
| Payment details — card, billing address, amount | Never held by us — handled entirely by Google Play | See Google's Privacy Policy |
| Anti-abuse counters — a request count per network address, used to block flooding | Not linked to an identifier, so it cannot be traced to you | Deleted automatically within minutes |
Party Up! has no user accounts: there is nothing to close. We never receive your name, email address or phone number, so a deletion request only concerns the items listed above.
Anything unclear, or a request that has not been answered: contact@sensanetwork.com. Full details on what the app processes are in our Privacy Policy. You may also lodge a complaint with your national data-protection authority (in France, the CNIL).