delete your data
for Arihna: Prayer Times & Quran, by Abdul Rahim. there’s no account, so almost everything arihna knows is on your phone, and you can delete it yourself.
everything on your phone
- open arihna and tap settings, at the top right of home.
- under your privacy, tap delete everything.
- tap delete everything again, and unlock your phone to confirm.
this deletes your journal and say it, your feelings and check-ins, your wellbeing answers, your prayer record, the āyāt and ḥadīth you saved, your notes and tasbīḥ counts, your place, masjids and walks, your reminders and Fajr alarm, and your choices. deleting the app removes it from this phone. if your phone backs up, its last backup can bring it back when arihna is installed again, until that backup is replaced. to clear it too, delete everything in arihna first and let your phone back up. to keep a copy first: settings, export.
what was sent with your yes
if you turned on helping improve arihna, or crash reports, they went to PostHog in the EU with a statistics ID.
- settings, your privacy, what leaves your phone.
- tap ask us to delete what’s been sent, then write the email. it carries your statistics ID.
- send it. we delete what was sent with that ID and write back when it’s done.
your arihna+ record
RevenueCat keeps the record of your subscription for us under an anonymous ID. write to support@arihna.app with your Google Play order number (it starts GPA) or your Apple order ID, and we’ll ask RevenueCat to delete it.
what is kept
- purchase records RevenueCat must keep for as long as the law requires, then deleted.
- Expo’s update logs, which carry a random ID made for updates alone, under Expo’s own retention policy.
- Google’s and Apple’s own records of a purchase, under their own policies.
the whole of it: privacy policy.