account-deletion

An Apple App Store compliant account deletion flow requires offering in-app account removal with multi-step confirmation, optional data export, and secure deletion of local Keychain data. This ensures user privacy protection and prevents App Review rejections.

Right-to-delete compliance in iOS apps requires a multi-step deletion process including user re-authentication, optional data export, configurable grace period, Keychain cleanup, and a server-side deletion request to fully remove associated user data.

Keychain cleanup during the account deletion process securely removes locally stored user credentials and tokens. This cleanup is executed alongside multi-step confirmation UI and server-side deletion requests to ensure complete data protection.

Yes, you can offer optional data export before completing an in-app account deletion. Providing a data export option within the multi-step confirmation flow helps achieve user data protection and meets Apple App Store compliance requirements.

The best way to add a configurable grace period for iOS account deletion is to implement it within a multi-step confirmation flow. This approach delays final server-side deletion requests while allowing users to cancel, ensuring right-to-delete compliance.

Your iOS app gets rejected for missing account deletion features because Apple App Store guidelines mandate in-app account removal. Implementing a compliant flow with re-authentication, data export, and Keychain cleanup resolves the privacy violation.