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Discord's policy on deleting accounts and retaining user data, including the retention of public posts for 180 days to two years and the anonymization of identifying information
Discord does not keep deleted messages publicly recoverable, but the company retains content on its systems until deletion and can preserve or produce that content to law enforcement when served with ...
account does not reliably remove the messages previously sent to servers and direct messages; Discord anonymizes and retains content to preserve conversations for other users and for internal purposes...
There is no public, official policy in the provided reporting that says an account will be automatically “flagged” simply for being restored and put into user‑initiated deletion ; official documentati...
Discord’s public policy states it deletes “identifying information” when an account is deleted but continues to retain and use other data in an anonymized or aggregated form for operational, legal, an...
does not reliably erase a user’s sent messages across other people’s DM histories simply by deleting the account; the company says content may be retained and anonymized so conversations persist for o...
’s public policy says the company routinely retains, aggregates, or “” certain data instead of fully deleting every trace: examples called out include aggregated user statistics, usage and personaliza...