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This is pretty basic: a) By sending a message, the user is consenting to the contents of the message being delivered. b) The user is entitled to request that
by btmm 8y ago
This is pretty basic:
a) By sending a message, the user is consenting to the contents of the message being delivered.
b) The user is entitled to request that you (the messaging service) deletes their details but you have a legitimate business reason for retaining the message details (ie. someone else that you are serving is using them).
That said, if your co-founder isn’t more committed than this, then let him go—just make sure you have a legal document stating that he gives up all rights.
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- btmm 8y agoI should add that I have worked on a messaging service recently, and that is the advice that a qualified UK-based solicitor provided in their case. I doubt your case is any different.