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Should you delete accounts after you are done with their purpose?
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this post was submitted on 01 May 2025
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It is unlikely that the service itself will delete your data. Although if it is one of those job board sites like indeed that try to build a profile and sell it to employers it might make sense to delete your account so your information is no longer forwarded
Woah. Some people never need to find a new job?