Quote from: planingkoala on Today at 10:11:46 PM

Honestly reading all your takes *** just deepens the whole creepy feeling about it. Even if you hit “delete,” it's like shouting into a canyon and pretending the echo didn’t happen. Backup copies, hidden databases, half the users not even knowing what’s going on... it’s insane. Makes you wonder how many other companies are sitting on stuff we thought we erased. Ever think there should be a real way for users to audit that deletion? Like, actual proof, not just “trust us”?

I was researching more on this subject because it’s actually really interesting and it got me thinking about lots of things and something I saw was that even if you request for deletion logs in advance situation— it’s still possible for the company to present a false logs or even present the deletion logs after they have backed up their data.

In this type of situation we just have to trust their words and believe that they actually deleted it from their server completely.