1. What deletion covers
TG Comments v0.5.0 is a local-first macOS and Windows beta operated by Integrall LLC, Wyoming, United States. Local app files, Telegram sessions, OpenAI access, published comments, and operator support correspondence are separate records and require separate actions.
There is no implemented account-delete button. Uninstalling the app alone may leave local settings, session material, protected credentials, or backups. These instructions avoid unverified filesystem paths and destructive commands.
2. Stop the app safely
Stop monitoring and automatic publication, then fully exit TG Comments before changing its data files. Preserve any templates or journal entries you want to keep in a location you control.
Identify the actual data directory used by your installed beta. Obtain a confirmed location from the operator at [email protected] if it is not clear. Do not delete a guessed directory or unrelated Telegram application data.
3. Remove confirmed local data
After confirming the app data location and exiting the app, remove the TG Comments session files, settings, local templates, and journal that you intend to delete. Removing sessions means you may need to authorize Telegram again if you resume use.
Protected credentials may be held separately in macOS Keychain or through Windows DPAPI where supported. Exact storage coverage and a supported cleanup procedure require technical confirmation. Ask the operator for guidance before removing credential-store entries; do not remove unrelated credentials.
Review backups and any copies you made separately. Deleting the working copy does not guarantee deletion from backups or secure erasure of the underlying storage.
4. Revoke external service access
In Telegram, open Settings → Devices, identify the TG Comments session, and terminate that session. Check the session details carefully so that you revoke the intended access. Removing a local session file and terminating a Telegram session are separate steps.
If you supplied your own OpenAI API key and want to prevent further use, revoke that key in your OpenAI account. A shared key may also be used by your other tools; check those dependencies before revoking it. Revocation does not remove provider usage history or cancel charges already incurred.
5. Request deletion of operator records
Email [email protected] to request deletion of information held by Integrall LLC, such as support correspondence. State the email address you used to contact us and enough context to locate the records. Do not send Telegram session files, passwords, authentication codes, or API keys.
The operator may need proportionate verification before acting on a request and must explain any records it is legally required to retain. Actual retention periods, applicable rights, and response procedures require review; this draft does not promise a fixed deadline.
The operator cannot directly erase records controlled by Telegram, OpenAI, your email provider, or your backup provider. Direct requests about those records to the relevant service.
6. What these steps do not remove
Deleting local TG Comments data does not remove comments already posted to Telegram. Review and delete those comments in Telegram where your permissions allow. Other people may have retained copies.
Local deletion does not remove OpenAI or other provider records, revoke every external session automatically, or cancel a subscription. StoreKit subscriptions, quotas, and a gateway are future plans and are not launched or production-ready. If Apple subscriptions are introduced, manage them separately through Apple; there is no website checkout.
Before publishing final instructions, the operator must test the data locations and credential cleanup on both supported platforms and document any remaining copies or limitations.