Erasure Request

Ask Archivian to erase personal data associated with your Discord account.


Deletion is handled as a controller review; it does not run an automatic global deletion. This is necessary because some records are controlled by a Discord server operator, include other people's data, or must be retained for a lawful reason.

How the request is handled

  1. Sign in with Discord and open an erasure request.
  2. Choose Archivian or one Discord server as the controller for that request.
  3. The controller reviews a structured inventory and decides what to delete, partially erase, or retain.
  4. Approved actions run only against the concrete records included in that review.
  5. Your dashboard shows the request status and whether the completed outcome was full erasure, partial erasure, or retention.

Data that can normally be erased or disconnected

Data that may remain

These are not automatic legal exemptions. The relevant controller must determine that continued processing is necessary and proportionate for the particular record. Archivian may propose a retention decision in the review interface, but the controller can override it and remains responsible for the final decision.

When data is retained, the request status provides a category-level explanation without disclosing private case evidence or information about other people. You may ask the controller to reconsider, complain to a supervisory authority, or seek a judicial remedy. Email [email protected] if you cannot sign in or need another identity-verification method.

For an Archivian-controller request, an approved erasure removes Archivian's cached Discord profile. Archivian may fetch that profile from Discord again if a feature later needs to display it. Deleting the profile at its source requires deleting the Discord account with Discord. A current voice-state record is retained while the account remains connected to a voice call and becomes eligible for deletion after the call ends.


Open the erasure request workflow