This page explains how users of MeBeer can manage their account, request their data, or delete their account as required under GDPR and CCPA regulations.
MeBeer is a social drink tracking application available on the Google Play Store. We are committed to protecting your privacy and giving you full control over your personal data.
1Open the MeBeer app
2Go to your Profile (bottom navigation)
3Scroll down to the Legal section
4Tap "Delete Account"
5Review the information about what will be deleted
6Tap "Request Account Deletion"
7Confirm your request and send the generated email
Email: rconglobal@gmail.com
Subject: Account Deletion Request - MeBeer
Include:
| Data Type | Action |
|---|---|
| Account Information | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Drinking Session History | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Friends List & Connections | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Custom Drinks | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Achievements & Game Progress | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Personal Data (email, display name) | ✅ Permanently deleted |
| Anonymized Analytics | ⚠️ May be retained (no personal identifiers) |
Under GDPR Article 15 and CCPA Section 1798.100, you have the right to receive a copy of your personal data.
1Open the MeBeer app
2Go to your Profile
3Scroll to the Legal section
4Tap "Request My Data"
5Review what data you'll receive
6Tap "Request My Data" and send the email
Email: rconglobal@gmail.com
Subject: Data Request - MeBeer GDPR/CCPA
Include:
📅 Processing Time: Your data will be compiled and sent within 30 days
📄 Format: Machine-readable format (JSON or CSV)
📧 Delivery: Sent to your registered email address
You can update your personal information at any time within the app:
Yes, you can request deletion of specific data types without deleting your entire account:
For bulk deletions or specific requests, email rconglobal@gmail.com
Developer: MeBeer
Email: rconglobal@gmail.com
Privacy Policy: View Privacy Policy
Response Time: Within 30 days as required by GDPR/CCPA
Under GDPR (EU) and CCPA (California), you have the following rights:
If you have concerns about how we handle your data, you may also lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.