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# Delete Your Account
We're sad to see you go, but if you'd like us to delete your account and everything in your Locker, you can do it right from the app. Your FireCal account is shared by every FireCal app, so deleting it removes your access to all of them.
## Tap More, Then Delete Account
Tap **More** in the navigation bar, scroll to the bottom, and tap **Delete Account**. Read **What happens**, which explains what will be deleted and when.
## Confirm & Schedule
Enter your **Current password**, then type your email address where it says **Type your email to confirm**. Tap **Schedule account deletion**, then confirm on **Schedule account deletion?** by tapping **Schedule deletion**.
Your account is now **Scheduled for deletion**, and the screen shows the date it will happen.
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Download anything you want to keep first.** Once your account is deleted, your Certs, training, and documents can't be recovered. See [Share Multiple Certs](/sharing-certs/share-multiple-certs.md) to save your Certs as a PDF or .zip.
{% endhint %}
## Changed Your Mind?
Until the scheduled date, you can stop the deletion. Sign in, go to **More>Delete Account**, tap **Cancel pending deletion**, and confirm with **Cancel deletion**.
## What About My Department?
If an Org you belong to relies on some of your Certs for its compliance records, it keeps a read-only copy of those records after your account is deleted. Everything else is removed.
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