Account and Data Deletion

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Deleting your own post removes that post through its content lifecycle; it does not automatically delete every underlying Try or private record. Deleting or clearing a conversation for yourself only hides it from you. Unsend and account deletion have different effects on authored message contents, described in the Privacy Policy.

Delete Day moves a published Original Day to your owner-only Trash in Settings → Trash. It leaves ordinary availability and accepts no new Tries or Results. Its clips, rendition and covers remain so you can view and restore the same Day; Trash has no automatic expiry. Existing lawful Syncs keep their creator material and attribution while their source is in Trash. Restore Day brings back the same Day and its social history when it is ready; a Day removed through Strong Removal, account deletion or moderation cannot be restored.

Strong Removal is irreversible. Open the Day in Settings → Trash, then choose Strong Removal from its menu. It permanently removes the Day from Trash and ends creator-media reuse, removing the affected creator footage, voice and TMD-supplied creator attribution and profile/avatar links from dependent outputs under our control. Lawful surviving participant posts are presented as Chill with their own content and social history; internal records keep the original Sync provenance. While a replacement is processing, the old creator-containing video is unavailable. An output that cannot lawfully be separated may be removed. You can also request Strong Removal by identifying the Original Day and saying “Strong Removal” in your email to [email protected] or [email protected]. An unfinished Try does not give a right to publish a new creator-media use after removal.

Account deletion

Account deletion removes your account and own posts, applies Strong Removal to your creator Content by default (surviving participant posts are presented as Chill without your creator material or identity), removes your authored live message contents, message photos, videos and voice messages and edit histories from conversations, removes you from your groups, deletes your push and VoIP tokens and the link to your calling identifier, and revokes access. Deleting that link does not by itself erase records our calling provider keeps; the Privacy Policy describes them. Authentication deletion follows the required media cleanup and sign-in-provider revocation stages. Your former username is reserved for 30 days; account deletion cannot be undone through Trash and does not promise later account restoration or username availability.

Other members’ lawful participant-only posts and social history may remain without your removed creator material and TMD-supplied attribution. Source-backed Stories and Highlights do not independently preserve access to a removed source. Copies already independently downloaded by others cannot necessarily be recalled.

Operational Recommendation behavior and exposure records and account-linked Product Analytics records are deleted through their account-deletion paths. Limited records may remain for a specific legal or evidentiary purpose: past Home decision records, moderation evidence, contractual and consent evidence, privacy/removal requests, breach records or a valid legal hold. These copies are restricted and do not keep an active account or authorize Recommendation, Analytics, advertising or continued public display. Periods and exceptions are stated in the Privacy Policy.

Deletion proceeds across account systems, media renditions, queues, providers and backups. We confirm the relevant completion or explain a lawful exception; a queued cleanup task is not the same as finished deletion. Backup copies follow the disclosed rotation schedule and deletion controls are reapplied before restoration to ordinary use. We do not promise instantaneous worldwide deletion of copies outside our control.