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A Contact Delete request has been processed for subscriberswho have been sent an email. to previously in a northern action did NOT target all contacts in their account and a significant number of contacts which are still remaining.
Which two data would still exist in the account?
Choose 2 answers
Which two data would still exist in the account?
Choose 2 answers
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A. Contact-specific data at the job level
C. Contact data in non-sendable data extensions
Explanation:
Contact-Specific Data at the Job Level: Tracking data for deleted subscribers and contacts are retained in anonymized format and cannot be linked to a specific record. Tracking and reports show clicks from [email protected] and an IP address of 0.0.0.0 for deleted records.
Non-Sendable Data Extensions: Contact deletion does not remove the contact (or any related information) from your custom non-sendable data extensions, send logs, and FTP files.
C. Contact data in non-sendable data extensions - This data would still exist. Contact Delete requests do not automatically delete data in non-sendable data extensions unless specifically included in the deletion request. Therefore, contact data in non-sendable data extensions would still remain unless those extensions were included in the action.
D. General tracking data at the job level - This data would still exist. General tracking data at the job level (like job metadata, totals of emails sent, etc.) is not necessarily tied to individual contact records and often remains in the system for reporting and analytics purposes, even after contact-specific data has been deleted.
Correct answers: C and D.