Slack Will Begin Deleting Older Content From Free Workspaces
An anonymous reader shares a report: Slack announced a significant change to its platform, saying it will "begin deleting messages and files more than one year old from free workspaces on a rolling basis." Slack's prior policy involved keeping messages and files for the lifetime of a free workspace, although accessing that full history required switching to a paid account. Under the new policy, Slack reserves the right to delete content from free workspaces after one year.![twitter_icon_large.png](https://a.fsdn.com/sd/twitter_icon_large.png)
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