Angelica data-deletion instructions
To request deletion of information handled by The Prettiest Beauty Studio website or Angelica assistant, email tprettiestbeautys@gmail.com with the subject “Angelica data deletion request.”
For an Instagram conversation, you may instead contact the salon from the same Instagram account at @theprettiestbeautystudio and ask staff to review a deletion request. Include the conversation reference if one was provided and approximate dates. Do not send passwords, access tokens, identification documents, payment information or a full transcript.
How requests are handled
Salon staff review requests manually and may ask you to confirm control of the Instagram account or contact address involved. We will explain what can be deleted and what limited information may need to remain for security, conversation ownership, or business records. This is not an automated deletion service, and we do not promise an exact completion time.
Information in Angelica
The Instagram assistant temporarily stores supported inbound message text and generated replies for bounded conversation context and processing. It also stores internal account and message identifiers, timestamps, delivery status, conversation references, human-control status and staff-action audit metadata. Completed conversation context is excluded from AI history after 24 hours. Event records have a seven-day cleanup target; cleanup runs during service activity and physical removal may occur later. Ownership, security and unresolved delivery metadata can remain after message history is cleared.
Website chat sends recent context for a response; the application does not maintain a permanent website transcript history. Hosting and service providers may retain their own operational records.
Copies held elsewhere
Deleting application-held information does not delete messages in Instagram, data held by OpenAI or hosting providers, salon staff records, or bookings held by Square, Booksy or independent professionals. Requests about those copies may need to be directed to their respective operators.