How to delete your Ubuntu One account — step-by-step instructions, difficulty rating (hard), data retention info, and what happens after deletion.
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Start Free Scan →Ubuntu One was shut down on June 1, 2014.
Canonical offered file downloads before the shutdown; that window has closed.
No action is needed — your Ubuntu One account no longer exists.
Yes and no, it depends on which type(s) of accounts, and you will need to delete the accounts in the correct order. All accounts are tied to Ubuntu One's Single Sign-On (login.ubuntu.com), so that is the account you should close last. Everything else, such as Launchpad.net, cloud file storage, AskUbuntu, and other accounts should be closed first if possible. This is especially important if you have any paid services attached, to make sure you won't be billed for anything after closing the accounts. The last step is to delete your Single Sign-On (SSO) account. SSO accounts must be deleted manually by the Ubuntu One staff.
Follow the steps in the guide above. Start by ubuntu one was shut down on june 1, 2014, then complete each remaining step to finish deleting your account.
Your Ubuntu One account and associated data will be removed from the service. Save anything you want to keep before deleting.
This process is rated hard — requires contacting support or a longer process. Follow the steps in the guide above.
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