Deleting your data
You can have your First Six data deleted. Because your account is provisioned by your university, the deletion goes through them, and here is exactly how it works.
Why it goes through your university
Your university owns the account that signs you in (the same single sign-on you use for other campus systems). First Six does not create a separate password for you, so we are not the ones who can remove that account.
To delete or reset your access, contact your university. The Settings screen has this note, and points you the same way.
What gets deleted
When your student data is deleted, it is a hard delete, not a hide. Your check-ins, help requests, saved items, and timetable are removed and do not linger in a recoverable bin.
Cohort statistics that were already counted (for example "this share of the group struggled in week three") remain, but they carry no identifier and cannot be traced back to you. They are numbers about a group, not records about a person.
Signing out everywhere
Deleting is permanent, so it is not the right tool if you just want to secure your account on a shared or lost device. For that, use sign out everywhere, which ends every active session so a signed-in browser somewhere else is logged straight out.
In short
Your access lives with your university, so deletion starts there. When it happens, your personal data goes with it, and what remains is anonymous group counts that were never tied to your name.
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