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Blacklight uses normal retention windows and scheduled cleanup rather than keeping full personal information indefinitely by default.
Public summary
How long information is kept, how scheduled cleanup works, and what happens when someone requests deletion.
Current control position
Blacklight applies record-specific retention and scheduled minimization even when nobody submits a deletion request. A validated request starts a separate deletion workflow, while billing, audit, dispute, security, and legal-hold evidence may follow longer justified schedules.
Retention and deletion summary · Current public evidence boundary
Current safeguards
These statements describe implemented controls and their limits in plain language. They are not a certification, legal opinion, or substitute for an institution-specific contract requirement.
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Blacklight uses normal retention windows and scheduled cleanup rather than keeping full personal information indefinitely by default.
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Some records are reduced or redacted on schedule even when no one asks for deletion. A validated deletion request can move the specific record into a faster removal process.
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Service records are kept only as long as needed to deliver the service, support the request, and meet limited legal or security obligations before they are reduced or removed.
Next review path
Start with this summary. Then move into the packet, appendix, or formal follow-up only when the reviewer needs a broader or more formal response. Move into partner review when the next useful step is rollout fit, launch scope, and trust review together.
Best for a first review share before deeper follow-up starts.
Open trust packetBest for retention periods, provider handling, protected tokens, and detailed access controls.
Open technical appendixBest when the review now needs program fit, launch plans, and trust questions considered together.
Start partner reviewBest for questionnaire packets, procurement follow-up, or trust-specific requests that need a formal response.
Request retention follow-up