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Pretty sure that's a legal decision. The cheapest slack plan comes with unlimited backups from what I know.

• fuzzer37 6y ago
  Just curious why this would be a legal decision? I can't think of any reason that keeping messages would be a bad thing.
  • saagarjha 6y ago
    You’re doing something wrong and don’t want it to be subpoenaed?
    • awa 6y ago
      Its more about messages taken out of context or a banter about a competitor between 2 random ICs getting highlighted in a big case.
    • thekyle 6y ago
      I believe the way Slack works is that old messages are kept but hidden unless you pay. So someone could still subpoena the old messages.
  • jhickok 6y ago
    If you are only required to keep data for one year and you keep it for 2 years, you can still be subpoenaed for that 2 year old data if you keep it. Thus, keeping data for longer than you are required is an increased business risk.
• hhh 6y ago
  Definitely legal. In Teams our messages are only retained for 90 days. You have to create a team for messages to be stored permanently. Similar for surveillance footage. Fortune 50