Delete AudioMultiCut Android data.

Projects, settings, segment edits, waveform data, decoded audio cache data, and exported files are stored on your device.

• Delete projects inside AudioMultiCut.
• Delete exported files from the destination where you saved them.
• Open Android Settings, find AudioMultiCut, and clear app storage.
• Uninstall AudioMultiCut.

Audio files shared to another app or saved to another location must be deleted from that destination separately.

AudioMultiCut collects usage analytics and diagnostics while the Usage analytics setting is on. This setting is on by default and can be switched off at any time under Settings, then Privacy.

Configured providers include Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics, Mixpanel, Microsoft Clarity, and PostHog. They may receive pseudonymous app, installation, device, or session identifiers together with limited product-use data.

• Product-use data can include screen views, app lifecycle and feature events, import and export states, billing states, duration or count buckets, error categories, app version, Android version, and device metadata.
• Crash diagnostics can include stack traces, relevant app state, device metadata, and a Crashlytics installation identifier.
• Microsoft Clarity and PostHog may collect masked session interaction data while Usage analytics is on. AudioMultiCut masks the app interface for Clarity and masks text inputs and images for PostHog session replay.
• Analytics must not include raw audio, audio snippets, waveform data, PCM samples, transcripts, source locations, file names, project titles, segment names, contact details, or purchase tokens.

In AudioMultiCut, open Settings, then Privacy, and switch off Usage analytics. This stops AudioMultiCut from sending new usage events and diagnostics through its consent-controlled analytics integrations. It also pauses Clarity recording and opts the app out of PostHog collection and session replay.

Marketing attribution is a separate setting and is off by default. If you previously enabled it, switch off Marketing attribution as well to stop new attribution events. Turning off either setting, clearing app storage, or uninstalling the app does not automatically erase data that a provider already received.

Submit your request through the AudioMultiCut feedback form. Enter the email address where you want a reply. In the message, write "Android data deletion request" and include the approximate dates of use, device model, Android version, and AudioMultiCut app version so the relevant records can be investigated.

AudioMultiCut will respond to or complete a valid deletion request as soon as reasonably possible and within 28 calendar days of receiving it. If more information is needed to verify the request or identify the relevant records, AudioMultiCut will contact you through the email address submitted with the form. If applicable law permits more time for a complex request, AudioMultiCut will notify you within the initial period and explain the delay.

Because AudioMultiCut does not use an app account, analytics records are not normally connected to your email address. AudioMultiCut will process deletion requests for provider records that can be matched to an available pseudonymous identifier. Some aggregated or de-identified data may not be attributable to one person.

Provider capabilities also differ. Microsoft states that Clarity cannot delete one specific user's data without deleting the entire project, and that recordings expire under its retention schedule. See Microsoft's Clarity FAQ and data-retention documentation.

If you sent a support request, use the AudioMultiCut feedback form to ask for deletion of the support message or contact details where applicable.