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# How to delete your account?
You can request account closure by dissociating or removing our application from your social network or third-party service account in accordance with the instructions provided by the social network or third-party service.
**For Facebook platform:**
* On Facebook access Account-> Settings & Privacy -> Settings -> Apps and Websites.
* Find the Game you want to delete in the list of apps.
* Press “Remove” to remove the game from your list.
* On the pop-up window check “Allow Facebook to notify the Game that your login connection was removed.
* They may offer you another way to log in.”
* Press “Remove”.
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**For MetaMask Wallet:**
* Within the Account view, click on the 3 dots button on the top right-hand corner.
* In the expanded menu, click on Connected Sites.
* Click on the Disconnect next to any sites you wish to disconnect from.
If you want to delete all in-game data associated with your account - please contact our support at .
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