How to delete the account in Jusnote

The system administrator can close (cancel) the account in Jusnote at any time by going to the Settings > Account and tapping on the Close the account button in the upper right corner.

During the closing of the account, the administrator needs to confirm the action and choose/write the reason why he is closing the account. This feedback is used to improve the system and the product. Please note: the closing of the account means that all your data will be deleted forever. 

After closing the account, you won't be charged anymore however you have the responsibility for all the payments that were made for the current billing period. Learn more about Terms of Service of Jusnote.

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