Does deleting the Floriva app delete my data?

Yes. Floriva stores data only on your device. Deleting the app removes the data completely. There is no server copy that persists after deletion.

Do I need to file a GDPR or CCPA deletion request with Floriva?

No. Those requests are for situations where a company holds your data on their servers. Floriva's on-device architecture means no personal data is held by Floriva. There is nothing for them to delete on their end.

How long does data deletion take with Floriva?

Deletion is immediate. Uninstall the app on iOS or Android and the data is gone. There is no waiting period, no retention window, and no confirmation email to wait for.

Does Floriva keep a backup of my data after I delete the app?

No. Floriva does not maintain any server-side backup of your data. The only copy exists on your device. When you uninstall the app, the data is removed with it.

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How Floriva Handles Data Deletion: No Server, No Request

Floriva stores data on your device only. Delete the app and your data is gone, no request, no wait, no server backup. Here's how it works.

The structural difference between on device and cloud storage Most period tracking apps work the same way: you log data on your phone, it uploads to the company's servers, and a copy lives there. When you delete the app, you remove it from your phone. The server copy stays. The company can still access it. It can appear in a data breach, be produced in response to a subpoena, and be retained for years. This is not a policy failure or a company being careless. It is the default behavior of cloud connected apps. Floriva is architected differently. Cycle data, symptom logs, and all other tracked information stay in your device's local storage. No sync happens. No server receives the data. When you delete the app, the data is gone because it was only ever in one place. This distinction is what makes "data deletion" a trivially simple action in Floriva and a multi step legal process in cloud based apps. What deletion looks like in practice Floriva: delete the app On iOS: long press the app icon, tap Remove App, then Delete App. The app is removed along with its local data container. Done. On Android: Settings, Apps, Floriva, Uninstall. Same outcome. No follow up action is needed. There