Samsung offers a new guideline for passive user accounts who have not used their account for a long time to protect data from users.
According to the group, the regulation applies from July 31, 2025. From this point, Samsung accounts were not used for 24 months and would be considered passive.
To inform customers about new regulation, Samsung has started sending emails to its customers. A user has the content of mail Samsung community publishedThis shows that users can no longer access it after removing an account and that all data has been removed.
“However, there are some exceptions because some data can be placed according to local legal requirements and applied laws,” it says.
Is a Samsung account considered inactive?
In one Support document Samsung saysWhen an account is actively considered and what exceptions are there. In the pre -case, it is quite clear: an account is considered active. If you make it again, the user registers a service or uses a service or product while the user is registered with Samsung account.
Exceptions include accounts that are integrated into the Samsung family account-it does not matter that you are “registered as family organizers, general members or a child”. Exceptions also apply to users who have collected the points of the Samsung-Vijiva or have a valid date for outstanding profit in Samsung membership.
Luka Guadagnino will direct a film about internal war for power that almost Dynamite OpenIAIAccording to the manufacturer, passive accounts are not removed without notice. Prior to the final deletion, users receive a notification at their email address “to prevent unwanted deletion”. If users receive such an email and want to keep their Samsung account, it is important to work.
Samsung is not the first company to establish such instructions. In 2023, Google had already launched a extinguishing campaign for orphan accounts.
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