What happens to my Dashlane data if I delete my account?

When a user deletes their Dashlane account, all associated data is permanently erased from Dashlane's servers. This includes stored passwords, notes, secure documents, payment information, and any other information that was saved within the account. It is important to understand that once the account is deleted, there is no way to recover any of that data. This means that if you decide to create a new account in the future, you will need to start from scratch, as there will be no backup or historical data available for retrieval. Before initiating the account deletion process, it may be wise for users to export their data if they want to keep a copy for personal records. Dashlane provides options to export data in a secure format, which can then be saved locally. The procedure for deleting an account can be found in Dashlane's settings under account management. For specific guidance or updated procedures, it is advisable to refer to the current information available on the Dashlane website. Users should also consider any implications of deleting their account, especially if they have been relying on Dashlane for managing their online security and passwords.