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Upload Discord Data Package
Drag and drop your ZIP file here, or click to select
Important Privacy Information
Review these key points about how Discord handles your data
Never delete your Discord account before deleting messages. Once your account is gone, you can't delete message history.
Discord refuses to delete 1:1 DMs via privacy requests. Use DiscorchDeleter for those instead.
Discord's Deletion Limits
Understanding what Discord refuses to delete and why
Discord refuses to delete 1:1 direct messages via privacy requests, claiming they need to preserve 'conversation context'
Use DiscorchDeleter insteadYou must leave servers and group DMs before Discord will delete messages from them
Discord makes the deletion process deliberately difficult, trying to make you give up
Simple Steps to Get Started
01.Get Your Data
Request your data package from Discord. Select "Messages" for faster processing.
02.Prepare for Deletion (If Needed)
Before requesting deletion, understand Discord's limitations:
- •1:1 DMs: Discord refuses to delete these. Use DiscorchDeleter instead.
- •Active servers/groups: You must leave servers and group DMs before Discord will delete messages from them.
03.Review Your Data
Upload your data package to browse messages and prepare deletion requests. Take your time to review — you can save anything important before requesting deletion.
03.What to Expect Next
Discord's new deceptive process. They will try to reject your request first.
Hello,
Thanks for reaching out. This channel is reserved for individuals who need clarification about our privacy policies or practices, beyond what it is available in our online resources. All other inquiries should be submitted via our online form, here.
Dear Privacy Team, I believe there may have been a misunderstanding regarding my bulk message deletion request submitted through the official privacy form. This is a legitimate privacy request submitted via the correct channel. I submitted this request under "Delete your personal data on Discord" and included a properly formatted CSV file containing the message IDs I wish to have deleted. I understand that Discord will only process deletions for messages in servers and group DMs that I have already left, and I have ensured this requirement is met. For reference, previous tickets like #50057053 demonstrate the standard process for handling such requests. Since December 1, 2024, Discord's privacy team accepts CSV files for these requests, which I have provided in the correct format. Could you please review my request again and process it according to Discord's established privacy deletion procedures? Thank you for your time and assistance. Best regards, [Your Name]
Hi there,
Thank you for your patience.
This is your confirmation email that we have successfully submitted the message IDs that you have provided for deletion. Please allow up to 24 hours for the deletion process to be completed. After 24 hours, you can confirm that your messages are deleted by requesting your data package here.
The deletion process for the message IDs you provided is now complete.
Please note:
- Message IDs from other users were not deleted
- Incorrect or incomplete message IDs were not processed
- Messages from servers/groups you're still in were not deleted
If you find additional messages containing personally identifiable information (PII) that you'd like deleted, please submit a new ticket with the relevant details for review.
Important: Discord's Deceptive Process
Discord deliberately tries to reject valid privacy requests by claiming you're using the wrong form. This is false — you ARE using the correct form.
You must reply with the counter-response template to prove you understand their process and get your request actually reviewed. This is their way of making deletion as difficult as possible.