Account-deletion page now names your venue on your branded domain
bookingbible.com/privacy/delete-account now names your venue, its data controller and support email when opened on your venue subdomain, instead of only platform wording.
The public account-deletion page (the URL Google Play and Apple require for in-app account deletion, and the one many venues list on their own store listing) used to show only Booking Bible's platform wording, even when opened on a venue's own subdomain (for example `yourvenue.bookingbible.com/privacy/delete-account`). It never named the venue or its own support contact, which Google Play's account-deletion requirement (answer 13327111) rejects. On your venue's own subdomain, the page now names your venue/app, your registered data controller when one is on file, and your support email. The in-app steps also match your branded app's actual navigation (More → Profile & Settings → Delete Account) when your venue has the branded app. The apex `bookingbible.com` page, and any address that isn't your venue's, are unchanged and never show another venue's details. No action is needed. If your venue submits its own store listing, this page now satisfies Google Play's requirement without a separate page of your own.
Your branded app and site show only your venue
Courses, bookings, member profiles, the community feed and push notifications in your branded app now stay inside your venue, and the feed and chat follow your feature settings.