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apparently you have to e-mail privacy@quora.com to get your account deleted completely. That in itself is reason to delete your account btw. It speaks volumes o
by tijs 14y ago
apparently you have to e-mail privacy@quora.com to get your account deleted completely. That in itself is reason to delete your account btw. It speaks volumes of their regard for users and their privacy.
- Jacqued 14y agoUnfortunately this bad practice is widely adopted and only spreading. It's this kind of BS that makes me create fake facebook or twitter accounts to log on shady sites like Quora.
- samstave 14y agoThanks, It was non-obvious as to whom I needed to contact... Ill try that email as well. EDIT: Done.
- mtgx 14y agoWow. I'm certainly asking for a deletion now, too. I haven't used it in a while, but I hate these tactics of not allowing the user to delete the account when he wants to.
- sdqali 14y agoThanks for the correct email id. I just sent out a mail asking them to delete my account.
- Auguste 14y agoFirst I'm manually deleting all of my answers, then I'll ask Quora to delete the rest. I've had bad experience with deleting accounts in the past, where my content would remain on the website even though my account was gone. And not having an account, there's nothing I can do about that data afterwards. I want to be pretty sure that all my Quora content is gone. Fun fact: There's no way to get a list of your anonymous answers on Quora. They don't show up on your profile at all. All you can really do is browse through your list of followed questions and manually check each one to see if you responded anonymously.