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Wonder if they really don’t have any retention at all. Maybe it would magically become available if they got a letter from a lawyer.
by fshbbdssbbgdd 2y ago
Wonder if they really don’t have any retention at all. Maybe it would magically become available if they got a letter from a lawyer.
- thibaut_barrere 2y agoYes, some form of organisational soft-delete is more than likely. > We're afraid the TinyLetter data is no longer available could perfectly mean: the backups we keep for one year are encrypted in case of legal trouble, but we require a legal action internally before them to be worth reaching out.