Start with limited information
A name, reachable email address and a short description of the account or service involved are usually enough to begin.
Privacy request
Use the dedicated form below to ask about deleting a DaoJoy account or information associated with it. Do not place passwords, verification codes or identity documents in the first request.
Dedicated privacy request
This form creates a privacy request in DaoJoy’s operations system. Identity verification and scope confirmation happen separately before any deletion is completed.
Request received
This confirms receipt only. No account or information has been deleted yet; DaoJoy will use the submitted email to explain verification and scope.
Request reference
Your fields are still preserved. Check the connection and try again, or email DaoJoy directly.
A name, reachable email address and a short description of the account or service involved are usually enough to begin.
DaoJoy may need to confirm that the requester is connected to the account before acting, using a method appropriate to the request.
The response should distinguish account access, deletable information and records that may need to remain for security, disputes or applicable obligations.
A deletion request may concern an account, information attached to that account, or information provided through a public enquiry. Identify the relevant account or service as clearly as you can without sharing credentials or unrelated sensitive information.
The public website does not provide an authenticated instant-deletion control. The dedicated request form starts the review and allows DaoJoy to explain an appropriate verification method.
Deleting an account or associated information can be difficult to reverse. DaoJoy may therefore need to check that the requester is authorised to act for the relevant account. The information needed should be proportionate to the request, and a copy of an identity document should not be sent unless a secure and necessary method has first been agreed.
Deletion is not always identical to erasing every record immediately. Some limited information may need to remain where reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, financial or service records, legal obligations, dispute handling, or to record that a deletion request was completed. The applicable response should explain any such limitation rather than implying that every system behaves the same way.
Removing an account may also make associated trips, conversations, saved information or access unavailable. Ask for clarification before proceeding if the scope is uncertain.
Do not request deletion of another person’s information unless you are authorised to act for them. Where a trip includes several travelers, DaoJoy may need to separate one person’s request from information that also concerns others.
The privacy notice describes how the public site handles information. Questions can also be sent to hello@daojoy.com with the subject “Account deletion request.”
Request path
The exact verification and outcome depend on the account, the information involved and the requirements that apply.
Use the dedicated form and identify the email address or account involved without sharing a password or identity document.
DaoJoy may ask for limited additional information through an appropriate channel to reduce the risk of deleting another person’s account.
Clarify whether the request concerns the account itself, public contact enquiries, a specific service record or another category of information.
DaoJoy will explain the action taken, any information that cannot be deleted in that situation and any further option that is available.
Account and information requests
The dedicated form sends the request directly into the account-deletion review queue.