Delete Account / Data
The short answer: there's no account to delete — but here's how to clear local data and how to reach us if you think we hold anything about you.
JuristHub does not have user accounts
The JuristHub Android app and website don't ask you to sign up, log in, or create a profile. There is no server-side record tied to you. Because of that, there is nothing to "delete" in the traditional sense — but the steps below show you how to clear anything stored locally on your device and how to follow up if you have a specific concern.
1. Clear data stored on your device
If the app or website saved a small amount of local data (preferences, theme, last visited page), you can wipe it from your device:
- Open Settings on your Android device.
- Go to Apps → JuristHub.
- Tap Storage → Clear data and Clear cache.
- (Optional) Uninstall the app to remove all traces from your device.
2. Request deletion by email
If you believe we hold any personal data about you — for example, you previously emailed us, or you think your IP appears in operational server logs — you can request review and deletion:
- Subject line: Data Deletion — JuristHub
- Recipient: krishnashelkeintern@gmail.com
- Briefly describe the context (e.g. "I emailed support on 1 March about X" or "I was a beta tester").
3. What we may hold (and how long)
- Email correspondence. If you have written to us, we keep the email thread for as long as needed to provide a response or follow up. Ask and we will purge it.
- Operational server logs. The website host (GitHub Pages and the
djlexfolio.techCDN) keeps short-term access logs (typically days to weeks). We do not control GitHub's retention; refer to GitHub's privacy statement. - Nothing else. No accounts, no profiles, no analytics database.
4. Timeline
- Local clear (your device): instant.
- Email deletion request: we acknowledge within 7 days, complete within 30 days.
5. Contact
For questions about this page or a deletion request: krishnashelkeintern@gmail.com