What Happens to Data After Content Deletion?
Understand the retention statements in account operations and privacy policies.
Relationship Between Interface Deletion and Retention Policies
Tasks, notes, and accounts provide different deletion entry points, each affecting different content. The privacy policy also states that the retention of personal information depends on the data type and purpose, which may include providing services, maintaining security records, resolving disputes, and fulfilling legal obligations. Therefore, content disappearing from the account interface does not mean every backup or log copy disappears at the same second.
Use the Corresponding Data Entry First
If a task is no longer needed, you can delete individual items or clear tasks; if cross-task notes are no longer needed, handle them separately in personalization; if you only want to stop public access, revoke sharing. Read the confirmation box before operation to ensure the system’s actual execution scope meets your needs.
- Confirm whether you are handling tasks, notes, public links, or the account.
- Use the corresponding entry and wait for the result.
- For other privacy processing needs, refer to the request instructions in the policy.
Do Not Assume a Fixed Retention Period
The current policy does not provide a unified deletion countdown for all data categories, and help articles cannot guarantee that all copies disappear within a fixed number of hours. For specific data requests, identity verification may be required and handled according to applicable rules. You can first specify the data types involved and desired outcomes to avoid submitting the entire sensitive material for consultation.