1. Stop access
On Facebook, remove Postborne under Settings & privacy / Settings / Business Integrations. Because your Instagram professional account is connected through your Facebook Page, this also stops Instagram access. For Google, remove Postborne from your account’s third-party connections. This step stops new access immediately.
2. Send a deletion request
From the email address registered to your Postborne account, send an email to postborne53@gmail.com with the subject “Data deletion request”. Name your Postborne account and, if any, which connected accounts you want removed. Never send passwords, codes or access tokens.
For your LinkedIn profile you can choose “Remove connection” in the Connections section of Studio. The profile name, LinkedIn ID and Postborne’s access token are deleted. LinkedIn data details
For your TikTok account you can also choose “Remove connection” in Studio. Profile details and tokens are deleted from Postborne and a permission revocation is sent to TikTok. TikTok data details
For Threads and Bluesky, “Remove connection” in Studio deletes the stored tokens and profile details from Postborne. Threads data details · Bluesky data details
When you remove the X connection in Studio, the username, account ID and tokens are deleted from Postborne. You can revoke the permission on X in your X connected apps settings. X data details
3. What is deleted?
After the requester’s account is verified, connection records, encrypted access tokens, drafts, uploaded files and publication job records are deleted, and the result is sent to the same address. Security/activity logs and service provider backups are deleted on their own retention cycles. Content already published on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube or other networks must be deleted on those platforms separately. See the privacy page for details.