Retention & Deletion · Permission or license
Spectrum is authorized to delete files, programs, data and e-mail associated with a terminated account
Spectrum is authorized to delete any files, programs, data and e-mail messages associated with any terminated account. The sentence sits in the paragraph about termination for bankruptcy or breach, but it says "any terminated account", and a later clause also tells the subscriber to retrieve their own e-mail, voice mail and online backup material.
Details
- Who
- Spectrum
- What it does
- delete files, programs, data and e-mail messages associated with a terminated account
- Condition
- the account is terminated
Supporting quotations
Spectrum is authorized to delete any files, programs, data and email messages associated with any terminated account.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The text says "any terminated account" without limiting it to terminations for bankruptcy or breach.
Not stated here
- The text does not say how long Spectrum keeps the data after termination or whether notice is given before deletion.
Also annotated in the same passage (3)
- Spectrum has no liability to the subscriber for terminating for bankruptcy or breach
- The subscriber pays reasonable collection and attorney's fees if Spectrum must enforce collection or protect its rights
- The subscriber is responsible for storing or retrieving e-mail, voice mail and online backup material they want to keep