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The right to delete in-app information is explicitly limited to 'some information,' meaning not all user data within the Services is user-deletable through these mechanisms.
Interpretive note: The clause uses 'some information' and 'and more,' indicating the listed categories are illustrative and the scope of deletable information is not exhaustively defined. This is noted but not inserted into reader-facing prose.
You may delete your Snapchat account and some—but not necessarily all—information within Snapchat's Services, including specific categories such as Memories content, My AI content, and Spotlight submissions.
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"If you want to delete your account, learn how here. You can also delete some information within our Services, like content you've saved to Memories, content you've shared with My AI, Spotlight submissions, and more.Excerpt from Snapchat's Privacy Policy
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The right to delete in-app information is explicitly limited to 'some information,' meaning not all user data within the Services is user-deletable through these mechanisms.
You may delete your Snapchat account and some—but not necessarily all—information within Snapchat's Services, including specific categories such as Memories content, My AI content, and Spotlight submissions.
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