Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux Yep, there are tools for doing it but it is a very very slow process. If you want to do it manually, make sure to hold Shift as you delete to skip the "are you sure you want to delete?" dialog box each time.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux Yup. I remember pointing this out soem time ago. People didnt seem to care (despite how complication-adverse people tend to be about thier social experience)
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
(Closing it only hides it from your list, it appears again any time you chat to that other person...)
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux@mastodon.social yep though you can use tools found this one on github https://github.com/victornpb/undiscord note that these count as self bots and can end in account termination
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux what are the chances that only removes them from view, and doesn't delete them either
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@gamingonlinux what are the chances that only removes them from view, and doesn't delete them either
@tal @gamingonlinux high, very high...
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux even deleting your account doesn't delete your messages. it just dissociates the messages with the account.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux It's not a bug, it's a feature. Reading Discord's privacy policy will explain it: they want all your data and they want to keep that data, because you are the product being sold.
So if you're a company (Discord) with an atrocious privacy policy and a history of leaking government documents provided by users for ID, you're obviously going to exploit every bit of data you can for profit, that's #discord's business model, so of course data is going to be hard for the user to delete.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux And I doubt it's _actually_ deleted from their systems, either.
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Learned today that Discord doesn't allow you to just delete a DM conversation. You can only close it.
You have to delete every individual message inside for them to be gone. Insane.
@gamingonlinux just another reason why I don't use discord.
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@gamingonlinux It's not a bug, it's a feature. Reading Discord's privacy policy will explain it: they want all your data and they want to keep that data, because you are the product being sold.
So if you're a company (Discord) with an atrocious privacy policy and a history of leaking government documents provided by users for ID, you're obviously going to exploit every bit of data you can for profit, that's #discord's business model, so of course data is going to be hard for the user to delete.
@Rastal @gamingonlinux Except that their privacy policy explicitly states they do not sell your data. At least not yet. Discord is going public and who knows what will happen after that, going public never went well for the users regarding other companies.
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