Uninstalling Guardio doesn't stop your payments. Your plan is tied to your account, not to the app. If you want to stop paying, cancel your plan first, then uninstall.
Is Guardio getting in the way?
You may not need to remove it:
- A site you trust is blocked? You can allow it. See How do I allow a site that Guardio blocked?
- Guardio keeps popping up or opening over other apps? See Why am I still getting pop-ups?
- On iPhone, want to turn off browsing protection for a while? See How do I turn off Guardio's VPN or DNS setting?
Remove the app from an iPhone or iPad
- Touch and hold the Guardio app icon.
- Tap Remove App, then Delete App, then Delete.
- If you set up browsing protection on this iPhone, remove its setting too. See How do I turn off Guardio's VPN or DNS setting?
Remove the app from an Android phone
- Touch and hold the Guardio app icon.
- Tap Uninstall. On some phones, tap App info first, then Uninstall.
- Tap OK to confirm.
Remove the extension from Chrome or Edge
- In Chrome, type chrome://extensions in the address bar and press Enter. In Edge, type edge://extensions.
- Find Guardio and click Remove.
- Click Remove again to confirm.
Want Guardio back later?
Install it again and sign in the same way you did before, with the same email, phone number, Google or Apple sign-in. That keeps you on your paid account. If the app asks you to pay again, you're signed in to a different account. See Find your Guardio account.
Still need help?
Write to us through our contact form or email support@guard.io. A person from our team reads every email reply.