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# Delete an Account and Workspace
If you wish to delete an account and/or a Workspace, please follow the instructions below.\
***Note**: This action is **irreversible** and will permanently delete your Workspace, resulting in the removal of all the data we might be holding related to your Workspace.*
**Deleting a Workspace**
1\. Go to the Workspace name in the upper right corner and click on **Your Account**. Then, select the **Privacy** tab, or click [here](https://dashboard.messagebird.com/en/account/privacy).
2\. Under ‘Workspace holder Data Erasure Request’, write down the reason for deleting your Workspace and then click on **Submit**.
3\. After you click **Submit**, a pop-up message will be displayed, asking you to confirm your request. Click on **Yes, delete my workspace**.
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**Deleting an Account**
Once the above steps have been executed, the requester will receive an email to confirm the Workspace deletion. Click on **Delete workspace** to confirm it:
Once the account isn't connected to any Workspaces, it will be deleted automatically.
***Note**: if you are simply a user in an account, and cannot delete the Workspace, please ask the owner of the Workspace to remove you as a user to disconnect the Workspace.*
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