You can always leave, with everything. A record that holds you hostage isn’t really yours — so here is exactly how leaving works, with no surprises.
First: take your record with you
Before deleting anything, open Download your data first on UNA’s Delete Account screen. Once deletion finishes, UNA cannot restore the account-backed or on-device content it erased.
Deleting your account
- Open UNA and return to Today
- Open Account from the Today header
- Tap Delete Account
- Review the consequences, then confirm with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode
What deletion removes
- Your account — email, profile, and sign-in
- Account-backed content — Today entries and related account content held by UNA are permanently removed
- This iPhone’s UNA data — Today entries, the Sacred Vault, downloaded media, caches, and credentials are erased from the device
What deletion doesn’t touch
- A sealed Sacred backup in your own iCloud Drive — it is managed separately and is not deleted automatically
- Your Apple purchase history — Apple manages purchases and restoration separately
One step deletion can’t do for you
Your subscription lives with Apple, so deleting your UNA account doesn’t end it. Open Settings → your name → Subscriptions on your device and end it there too.
Before you go
If something’s been frustrating you, I’d be grateful for the chance to make it right first — reach out and a real person will answer. And if leaving is still the right choice, that’s honored too, warmly.