Written from what the code actually keeps, not from a template.
Only what the courier needs to reach you, and the history of your orders.
If the order is a gift, we also keep the name you write on the note, together with the address you give for it to arrive. They belong to somebody who may never have been here, and it is you who gives them to us. They live on that one order, the way the delivery address does, and they stay for as long as it stays as the shop record. That name does not become a customer: it gets no record of its own and no history.
So the order arrives, so we can call you if something comes up, and so we can show your addresses and your usual back to you without you retyping them.
Orders stay as the business record of the shop. The cookies a year. The six digit confirmation code lives ten minutes and is stored only as a checksum, never as a code.
Anyone can type a phone number. Until you prove it with a code on that phone, the history behind that number stays closed, and the answer is the same whether the number belongs to a customer or not.
Send us a message and ask for deletion. The shop erases your name, your phone, the notes and every address of yours, and the Google sign in stops reaching any of it. Old orders stay as a record, with the address frozen as text on them.
The email from the Google sign in is erased in the same move. All that stays is the permanent user id Google gives us, with no name and no email beside it, because it is what keys the record.
Ask for deletionFluffy. Call us on 21 0291 6767 with anything you want to ask.