DaybreakLegal documents

Data Retention and Deletion

Effective: 2026-09-22

Daybreak minimizes retention by category. Exact provider backup and support-record periods are production release gates and must be confirmed in executed provider terms before launch.

CategoryRetentionDeletion
Unfinished calendar and routine editsKept in this browser tab for up to 24 hours; availability depends on browser storageCleared on save, discard, sign-out or session cleanup; expired copies removed on next access
Recently deleted calendar activitiesRecoverable for 30 days; expired copies removed by the daily retention jobRemoved on restore, permanent deletion, or account deletion
Account, profile, tasks, plans, calendar mirrors, health and user contentWhile the account is activeRemoved by user action, disconnect-with-deletion, or account deletion
OAuth, push, and notification credentialsWhile connected or subscribedRevoked/removed on disconnect or account deletion
AI permitsTwo-minute authorization; expired records cleaned after one hourAutomated daily retention job
AI cacheNo more than two hoursAutomated daily retention job and immediate consent-change purge
Rate-limit recordsUp to two daysAutomated daily retention job
Product analyticsUp to 365 daysAutomated daily retention job; no health or sensitive content
Anonymous audit/security eventsUp to 365 days after account linkage is removedAutomated daily retention job unless a narrow legal/security hold applies
Deletion status receipt45 daysAutomatic expiry; contains no raw user identifier
Rights and support workflowWhile the account exists and as required to complete or evidence the requestAccount deletion or approved legal schedule
BackupsProvider-configured recovery lifecycleExpires through backup rotation; not returned to active use except permitted recovery/security/legal needs

Account deletion

Settings provides deletion after reauthentication. Daybreak immediately restricts the account, invalidates AI authorization, signs out sessions, and queues a durable worker that revokes connected providers before deleting credentials, storage, user rows, generated and derived records, then the authentication identity. Transient provider failures retry with backoff; permanent failure is shown as blocked rather than falsely completed. An opaque status capability works after authentication deletion and expires after 45 days.

Exceptions and verification

Narrow records may be retained where law, fraud prevention, dispute preservation, or security response requires it. Holds must be authorized and scoped; they do not permit product use of deleted content. Retention automation supports dry-run reporting and records category counts without personal values. Contact valeyardvisuals@gmail.com for questions.