TwentyTwelve

User Data Deletion

Last updated: 1 August 2026

This page explains how to revoke access to, and request deletion of, any data held by the Facebook application Dymo Crosspost (App ID 1383122250332783), operated by TWENTYTWELVE (UEN 53470445W), a sole proprietorship registered in Singapore.

What we hold: Dymo Crosspost is a personal-use application. It manages exactly one Facebook Page that we own — Dymo-WhatIf (Page ID 1252498237937496) — and it collects no data from any end user or website visitor. The only items stored are one Facebook Page access token and our own scheduled post content and media, held in a private database on our own server.

1. Revoke the app's access yourself (immediate)

The owner of the connected Facebook Page can remove the application at any time. This immediately invalidates the access token so the app can no longer act on the Page:

  1. Go to Facebook and open Settings & Privacy → Settings.
  2. Select Business Integrations (on some accounts: Apps and Websites).
  3. Find Dymo Crosspost in the list.
  4. Choose Remove, and confirm.

You may also review or revoke Page-level access under Page Settings → Business Integrations.

2. Request deletion from us

To have us delete what we hold, email hello@twentytwelve.net with the subject "Data deletion request". Please include:

We will confirm receipt and complete the deletion within 30 days.

3. What gets deleted

Content already published to Facebook is controlled by Facebook and by the Page owner; it can be removed directly on the Page. Copies may persist in Facebook's own systems and backups according to Facebook's policies, which are outside our control.

4. If you are not the Page owner

Because this application holds no personal data about third parties, there is normally nothing for an outside individual to delete. If you believe we hold data about you, write to hello@twentytwelve.net and we will investigate and respond within 30 days.

5. Contact

hello@twentytwelve.net — see also our Privacy Policy.