A delete request works better when you know exactly what you are asking to delete and which layer it lives on.
Account data, chat records, order details, and local device traces are not all the same problem, so support cannot fix them with one vague sentence.
See which layer the data lives in first
A clear target makes privacy requests much more practical.
The current public privacy contact path is still available through 842598522@qq.com.
Questions like "Before You Contact AI Fortune-Telling Support to Delete Data, What Should You Prepare First" make more sense when you separate the account layer, the device layer, and the contact layer first.
How the common risks actually show up
Support cannot easily locate a record if you never identify the account or the page.
A local screenshot problem may still need your own device cleanup even if support handles cloud data.
Reading the public rule, then checking local traces, then checking the support path is usually more useful than obsessing over one button alone.
Do not treat vague wording as safety
Do not expect one email to erase every layer automatically.
But do not skip preparation either, because clarity saves time later.
Safety cannot live only in a feeling. It needs a clear account, device, record, and contact path.
A steadier handling order
- Write down the account, device, page, and exact target.
- Separate platform-layer data from device-layer traces.
- Contact support only after that split is clear.