And that only reaffirms and proves correct, the comment to which you have replied. When the user deletes something, it is not destroyed instantly. Instead, it

And that only reaffirms and proves correct, the comment to which you have replied. When the user deletes something, it is not destroyed instantly. Instead, it is rendered inaccessible to a broad class or ordinary users. Meanwhile, the systems do still retain the ostensibly deleted data, even if for an hour or 30 minutes, while other, more powerful actors might still have the ability to access and read something the individual thinks is destroyed and gone forever.