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I downloaded Bingo Bash, which links to their server. Whenever I delete it and re-install it back, it will come back to the level that I was last playing.

How can I totally remove all the game data and play it from the start? And I also mistakenly connected with my Facebook account. Now when I play with my iPad, the same level also happens in my Facebook account - I'd like to disconnect this, and start the game from scratch.

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  • Are you asking how to remove the game from your iPad, or how to remove your Facebook account from the game? – Dan J Sep 12 '12 at 1:46
  • Sorry, I mean I downloaded Bingo Bash that link to the server, Whenever I deleted it and re-install it back, it will come back to the level that I play. May I know how can I totally remove all the data and play it from the start? And I also mistakenly connected with my facebook account. now I play with my ipad the same level also happens in my facebook account. Anyway, I just hope I can totally remove the game from scratch. – Caroline Sep 12 '12 at 1:51
  • That's a good question, but I believe the answer will be specific to how the Bingo Bash game is implemented - do they have some kind of account settings on the iPhone or Facebook apps, or on their website, that let you reset your account? That might be one place to look. – Dan J Sep 12 '12 at 1:55
  • I've search around. No reset account can be found anywhere. I think this is link to their server. – Caroline Sep 12 '12 at 2:02
  • Your "profile" is saved on they server. Try going there and see if you can reset it. Alternatively, you need to log in with new credentials. – Ruskes Jun 24 '13 at 21:28
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Apple doesn't implement a user method to delete data stored in iCloud or Game Center.

You need to ask the developer to make that code in the app itself. I'm fairly certain a program that can write data can also clear it - but it's really up to them to implement that call to Apple's API in GameKit and CloudKit respectively.

See:

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