Privacy

Remove yourself from Memory

Enter your Discord user ID. Memory sends that account a message on Discord, and when you press Accept there, it removes your ID and name from stored memories in every server and deletes the memories you were the only author of.

How it's confirmed: only the account itself can press Accept, so nobody can remove someone else.
What changes: memories where you were the only author are deleted. In memories with other people, your ID and name are removed from the author list; the summary itself stays.
New messages: this removes what's already stored. To stop new messages being remembered, also run /ignore_me in each server.
What we keep from this form: your Discord user ID, only until you answer or the request expires after 7 days. A one-way code of it, which can't be turned back into your ID, is kept for 7 days so the same account can't be asked again before then.
Your ID: on Discord, turn on Developer Mode (Settings → Advanced), then right-click your name and choose Copy User ID.
Slack: this page is for Discord. On Slack, run /mb-ignore-me to stop new messages being remembered; the workspace owner can delete the workspace's memories with /mb-forget confirm.