Re: Closing accounts
Wally Wombat wrote:
Hi
This might be a bit of a simple question, but I've not found anyone with an
answer.
What happens to the "my document" files in a user account when the account
is closed?
Eats, roots and leaves.
Unless one deliberately opts to save it, it's completely and
permanently (short of paying $$$$ to a data recovery company) deleted.
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