As an administrator, you can use data retention policies to prevent users from deleting revisions, synced files and folders, and backups. Keep in mind that when data is purged from the system, it cannot be restored.
1. From the left-hand organization navigation menu, navigate to the appropriate organization.
2. Within the organization, click the Settings tab, and then click the Policies tab. The Organization Settings page displays.
3. Scroll down to the Trim Settings section of the page. In this section, you can ensure that each file revision is permanently retained within the system. To update these settings:
- Deselect the Allow Users to Erase Revisions checkbox to prevent end users from deleting previous versions of files within the system.
- Deselect the Auto-Erase Revisions checkbox.
4. In the Purge Settings section of the page, you can ensure that deleted files are permanently retained within the system. To update these settings:
- Deselect the Allow Users to Erase Deleted Files checkbox to prevent end users from permanently purging files that have been deleted from the system.
- Deselect the Auto-Erase Deleted Files checkbox to prevent the system from automatically purging deleted files from the system after a specified number of days.
5. In the Backup Settings section of the page, you can ensure that backed up data is permanently retained within the system. To update these settings:
- Deselect the Auto-Erase Revisions checkbox to prevent the system from automatically erasing revisions of backed up files.
- Deselect the Auto-Erase Deleted Files checkbox to prevent the system from automatically removing deleted files from backups after a specified number of days.
6. Click the Save button to save any changes.