Deleting your account is permanent, so Globe makes it deliberate and transparent. You'll find it at the bottom of Settings, and it opens a short three-step wizard that spells out exactly what happens before a single thing is erased. There's a gentler option along the way too, in case you only need a break.
Open Settings and scroll to the very bottom. Next to Sign out sits a red Delete Account card with a plain warning: once deleted, your account and all trip data can't be recovered. Tapping it opens the wizard.


The first step lays it all out, split into two honest groups so there are no surprises: what's permanently removed, and what's kept and handed to the group.


For your security, Globe verifies your identity before going further. Signed up with an email and password? You re-enter your password. Used Google or Apple? You re-confirm with that provider.


The last step is the point of no return. A red warning names your account, and you type the word delete to unlock the final button. Tap Delete my account and Globe starts erasing your data.


A short "Deleting your account" screen runs while everything is removed, then a farewell confirms you're signed out and your personal data is on its way out. Back to login returns you to the start. The account itself can't be recovered, though you're always welcome to sign up fresh.
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