Draft: pending review

This is a working draft, not the final policy and not legally binding. It is being reviewed and may change before it takes effect.

Your data

Data and account deletion

You can disconnect an inbox, revoke Prune's access through your provider, and delete your Prune account and data. This page explains what each action does, and what it does not.

The actions, explained

Eight distinct things, and what changes.

01

Disconnect a connected inbox

Stops Prune from analyzing that inbox. The inbox itself and its messages are unchanged.

02

Revoke provider authorization

Withdraws the access you granted Prune through Google or Microsoft.

03

Remove an inbox from Prune

Removes the inbox and its Prune-side organization from your Prune account.

04

Delete Prune-generated metadata

Removes derived information Prune created about your communication.

05

Delete user-created notes and tags

Removes the notes, tags, and groups you added inside Prune.

06

Delete the entire Prune account

Requests deletion of your Prune account and the data Prune holds.

07

Messages within Gmail or Outlook

Managed in your email provider. Deleting your Prune account does not delete provider messages.

08

Information retained by law or policy

Some records may be kept for a limited time for legal, fraud-prevention, billing, backup, or security reasons.

Important: Deleting your Prune account does not delete messages stored by Gmail or Outlook. Managing or restoring those messages happens in your email provider. Some information may be retained for a limited time for legal, fraud-prevention, billing, backup, or security reasons.

Disconnect an inbox

  1. Open Prune settings and go to Connected accounts.
  2. Choose the inbox you want to disconnect.
  3. Select Disconnect and confirm.

Disconnecting stops further analysis of that inbox. To fully remove Prune's access, also revoke it with your provider.

Revoke provider access

  1. Google: Google Account → Security → Third-party access → remove Prune.
  2. Microsoft: Microsoft Account → Privacy / Apps & services → remove Prune.

Revoking access through your provider withdraws the permissions you granted.

Delete your account

Request account deletion

This requests deletion of your Prune account and the data Prune holds. It does not delete messages stored by your email provider. Some records may be retained for a limited time as described above.

This is a demonstration of the deletion flow. The live flow connects to account services and is confirmed before launch.