Privacy, Security & Dev
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Verified: October 2026
Vault Storage & Hard Deletion
How user workspace data is stored in your personal vault, hard deletion cascade rules, and rolling disaster recovery backups (up to 30 days).
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Your Personal Workspace Vault
While model inference is stateless and zero-retention, you need your notes, documents, memory facts, and chat threads preserved across sessions.
In ARMES, this data lives in your Secure User Vault, powered by Row-Level Security (RLS) and encrypted database storage.
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Hard Deletion Rules
When you choose to delete an item in ARMES, we execute hard deletions, not obfuscated soft-delete flags:
Rolling Disaster-Recovery Backups (up to 30 days)
To protect against catastrophic infrastructure failure or hardware corruption:
- Encrypted point-in-time recovery and daily backups are maintained for disaster recovery only and rotate out within 30 days.
- These backups are automated, strictly access-controlled, encrypted with separate disaster recovery keys, and rotate out within 30 days.
- When an account or content deletion is requested, active production databases purge immediately, and backup remnants age out completely within 30 days.
Complete Account Deletion
You can permanently delete your entire ARMES account and all associated data at any time:
- Go to Settings → Security & Privacy.
- Scroll to the bottom and click Delete Account Permanently.
- Confirm by typing requested text to lock in intent to delete.
- Your user record, notes, files, chats, memory ledger, agents, history, and handles are immediately purged from active systems.