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    JRS commented  · 

    I think the delayed-deletion idea makes a lot of sense, especially when an account compromise could eventually become a police or legal matter.

    Once logs containing IP addresses, device information and timestamps are permanently deleted, some of the most useful information for reconstructing what happened may disappear with them. A delay also gives the legitimate account owner time to react if an attacker attempts to erase evidence.

    I’ve been reading more about what families and individuals may need when dealing with unexpected legal situations, including local resources such as [bail bonds in Long Beach](https://www.jrsbailbond.com/bail-bonds-in-long-beach/). One thing that stands out across very different situations is how important it can be to preserve accurate records instead of trying to reconstruct events later.

    An optional protection period seems like a reasonable compromise because users who value immediate deletion could keep the existing behaviour, while users concerned about account compromise could enable stronger safeguards.