Retention & Deletion · User right or choice
You can ask for deletion, but T-Mobile often keeps some data for service, security and legal reasons
You may ask T-Mobile to delete your personal data. T-Mobile notes that in many situations it must keep some of your personal data for its business purposes, such as providing service to you, detecting security problems or complying with its legal obligations.
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Deletion. You may request that we delete your personal data.
Note that in many situations we must keep some of your personal data for our business purposes, like providing service to you, detecting security problems, or complying with our legal obligations.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Deletion can be partial: T-Mobile may keep some data for business purposes, security and legal obligations.
- Like every listed choice, this may not apply in every circumstance: T-Mobile says it may limit or deny a request where the law allows or requires it, or if it cannot verify who you are.
Not stated here
- Which data is kept after a deletion request, and for how long, is not specified.
Cross-references
- qualifies (model-proposed): Data is kept as long as needed for the notice’s purposes, or longer where law requires or allows; no periods given — qualifies: The deletion right states that T-Mobile must keep some data for business purposes, security and legal obligations, consistent with the retention section’s allowance for longer retention where law requires or allows.