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Disconnecting a provider, clearing an extension installation, and deleting an Introd account have different effects.
Last verified against current application, extension, API, and Privacy Policy source on August 11, 2026.
This page explains current product behavior, not legal advice. See the Privacy Policy for the governing retention and rights terms.

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Choose the action

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Disconnect Google Workspace or Microsoft 365

  1. Open Integrations.
  2. Open the connected provider card.
  3. Choose Disconnect.
  4. Confirm the dialog.
Expected result: Introd clears the stored connection tokens and future sync jobs stop. The confirmation states that imported Introd records are preserved. To revoke consent at the provider, also use the Google or Microsoft account’s connected-app controls.

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Clear extension-local data

  1. Open the Introd extension.
  2. Open Settings.
  3. In Danger zone, find Clear local extension data.
  4. Choose Clear local data and confirm.
Expected result: the extension removes browser-local auth state, settings, caches, queued signals, and diagnostics for that installation and returns to setup. Server data is not deleted. Reinitialization restores the build’s default-on capture settings. This action does not guarantee that an already-running LinkedIn page crawler stops immediately. Disable Introd in chrome://extensions when you need its code to stop running on LinkedIn pages.

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Start account deletion

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Locate the account deletion control.
  3. Review and confirm the action.
Expected result: the current app starts deletion of dashboard-owned product records and signs you out. Its confirmation message indicates that deletion started; it is not proof that every applicable account, graph, backup, or provider record has finished deletion. For complete scope or confirmation, continue with a privacy request.

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Submit a privacy request

Email [email protected] from the address associated with your Introd account. Include:
  • the account email
  • the request type, such as access, correction, or deletion
  • any connected provider or extension installation relevant to the request
  • enough non-secret context to identify the affected records
Do not include passwords, OAuth codes, access tokens, or extension files. Introd may request additional information to verify the account before fulfilling the request. The current Privacy Policy states that deletion or anonymization is completed within 30 days, subject to records retained for legal, fraud-prevention, security, or other stated obligations. It also states that backups are purged on a rolling 35-day cycle.

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Failure states

Last modified on August 17, 2026