Last updated : 2026-08-29
123doku is a puzzle game published by Kuboza Games. This page explains how to delete the data the game holds about you, and what that deletion takes with it.
This is the quickest route: deletion is immediate and needs no correspondence.
If you no longer have the app, or would rather go through us, write to contact@kubozagames.com. We handle the request within 30 days.
The game asks for no name, no email address and no password, so an email alone gives us no way to recognise you. Include your recovery code, which the game shows in the “Profile” panel — without it we cannot tell which data to erase.
Everything, at once. Here is what the app itself states before confirming:
To which is added your anonymous identifier — the identity the game creates on first launch, without asking you for anything — along with your solving statistics and the fingerprint that tied the account to your device.
Your recovery code becomes unusable: it will bring back no account, on this device or any other.
The technical logs of our database host. They are produced automatically on every request, independently of the game, and kept for 7 days by the host for technical and security purposes — fault diagnosis, abuse detection. They carry the device's IP address, the approximate city and postal code derived from it, the browser identification (user-agent) and the session identifier at the time of the request. This retention is the host's: it is independent of the deletion of your game account, which does not end it. After those 7 days the logs are purged automatically. They are used to build no profile.
The game shows advertising supplied by Google AdMob. The data Google associates with your device for that purpose is not ours and is not erased by the deletion described above: it is managed from your Android ad settings, under Settings → Google → All services → Ads, where you can reset your advertising ID or turn off personalisation.
Kuboza Games — contact@kubozagames.com