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You can choose to leave a Mighty Network you belong to by logging into your account on web and going to your Profile Image > Personal Settings > Account > Deactivate My Account. On the Android app, you can go to Personal Settings > Account > Deactivate My Account > Confirmation. (At the moment, it is not possible to deactivate your account from the iOS app. To do so, you’ll need to login to your account via web browser with the instructions as outlined above.) From here, if you choose toLeave this Networkyou will instantly leave the network and you’ll stop receiving notifications. However, keep in mind that when you leave a network, your activity (such as any comments or posts that you added) will still be visible to other members. You can also permanently delete your account on the same menu by using the link found under the text: “To permanently delete your account, click here.” Here’s what it looks like on the web: Here’s what it looks like on mobile: If you’re a member of a Mighty Network where you pay a monthly or annual subscription to get access, your account will automatically be cancelled at the end of the current billing period when you choose to leave a network. Please note: if you are a member of a Mighty Network that takes payments externally, you will lose access to your membership as soon as you choose to deactivate it and not at the end of your billing cycle. If you are unsure, please send us a note. Similarly, once you leave a Mighty Network, you won’t be able to access any content inside, regardless if you previously paid for it. This applies to Mighty Networks that take payments externally.​ If you decide to re-join that Mighty Network in the future, you can always log in again with the same email address or login credentials that you used before. If you would instead prefer to permanently delete your account and remove all of your activity and posts from that network, click the option to permanently delete your accountlink at the bottom of the page when you’re signed inon your web browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.).