Delete Statusline Data

No Statusline account

Statusline does not create a user account and does not receive your Codex credentials, email address, prompts, source code or conversation history. A paired device stores only local relay credentials, an encryption key and the latest decrypted quota snapshot.

Delete data from Android

1. Open Statusline and scroll to Relay Control.
2. Select Disconnect and confirm.
3. Statusline removes the reader credential, encryption key and cached quota snapshot from the device. You can also clear the local demo with Clear Demo.

Uninstalling Statusline removes its normal local application data according to Android's application-storage behavior.

Delete the encrypted relay channel

1. Open Statusline Companion on the paired Windows, Linux or macOS computer.
2. Open Universal Relay and select Disconnect.
3. The Companion attempts to delete the remote channel immediately, then removes its local publisher credential.

If the publisher is unavailable, stop using the channel. Pairing links expire after ten minutes and channels are automatically deleted after thirty days without a successful publication.

Request deletion or assistance

Email founder@inmerzion.io with the subject Statusline data deletion. State which device or relay channel you can no longer disconnect, but never send a pairing link, QR code, API key, access token, encryption key or Codex authentication file.

Statusline support can explain local removal and retention. Because the relay stores only random identifiers, hashed random credentials and opaque ciphertext, support cannot identify a channel from your name or email and cannot decrypt its contents. Inactive channel data is retained for no longer than thirty days after its last successful publication.