You can request deletion without signing in. Send a request to our existing contact address and tell us which account, workspace or Facebook Page it concerns.
1. Send a deletion request
For Agentic Force services, including AgenticForce Page Automation, email aimongoliatushig@gmail.com with the subject Agentic Force data deletion request.
The button opens your email application. If it does not open, copy the address into your email service. Nothing is submitted until you send the email. This is a human-assisted request channel, not an automated deletion form or callback.
2. What to include
- The email address associated with your Agentic Force account and, if known, the workspace name.
- For Facebook Page Automation: the Page name and Page URL or ID. For Google Workspace: the connected Google email address.
- Whether you want to disconnect a service, delete its stored data, or request deletion of your account and associated information.
- An address where we can respond. Sending from the associated account helps us verify the request.
Do not send passwords, access tokens, API keys or unnecessary identity documents. If you no longer have access to the associated email, explain that in your request. We may ask for proportionate evidence that you are authorized to control the account, workspace or Page before removing data.
3. Stop a connection's access
You can revoke access while your deletion request is being handled:
- Facebook: open Facebook Settings → Business integrations, find AgenticForce Page Automation and remove its access. Open Facebook Business integrations. Meta's menu names may vary by account. You can also disconnect a connected Page or Meta integration from Marketing OS.
- Google: use the Google connector's Disconnect action in your workspace, and remove Agentic Force access in Google Account permissions.
Revoking app access or disconnecting does not delete the Facebook Page, transfer its ownership or erase its posts. It also does not automatically delete all information already held by Agentic Force.
4. What a deletion request covers
Tell us the scope you want removed. We review the relevant active records, media, service credentials and backup copies associated with that scope.
- Facebook Page Automation: stored Page identifiers and names, Page tokens, drafts and media, schedules, publishing receipts, and related approval or audit records.
- Google and other connected services: stored credentials and any information previously copied or processed through the service.
- Account or workspace data: associated profile information, conversations, uploaded files and other records within the requester's authority.
A live token being removed is not proof that these other records have been erased. Deletion of restricted records and backups requires operator review. There is no automatic, universal backup-erasure deadline. If an applicable legal obligation or specific security need requires us to retain a record, we will explain the retained scope and reason.
5. Verification & confirmation
We first verify your authority and clarify any ambiguous scope, then handle the request through an operator. Ask for confirmation of what was deleted, what remains and why. For a status update, reply in the same email thread with the original request date.
The time needed depends on verification, the scope of your request and the records involved. Contact us for a status update. These instructions do not themselves execute deletion.
6. Information held by other services
Removing our stored records does not automatically remove a post already published on Facebook, or records independently held by Meta, Google or another provider. Manage published Page content through Facebook and use the provider's own privacy controls for its copies.
Read our Privacy Policy for data use, permissions and security details. Contact aimongoliatushig@gmail.com if you need help identifying the right request.