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Deactivate the account. Try again after 30 days to confirm it’s gone or send them an email at that point to confirm. Doesn’t seem like an “integrity” issue so
by ozzythecat 5y ago
Deactivate the account. Try again after 30 days to confirm it’s gone or send them an email at that point to confirm.
Doesn’t seem like an “integrity” issue so much as, “Well hold onto this in case you change your mind.” It’s literally their business model to maintain or grow their user base. I’m not sure how that’s an “integrity” issue. An integrity issue would be if they tell you your information is deleted when it is not.
- voakbasda 5y agoIntegrity of their business model and profits perhaps, but zero integrity while respecting the intention or agency of their customers.
- jxidjhdhdhdhfhf 5y agoYou're not the customer