In brief
What to know
- Saved memory should not be an invisible, permanent black box.
- Individual deletion and broader data-clearing controls solve different needs.
- Privacy claims should match the product's actual settings and policy.
Visibility is the first layer of control
People cannot make an informed choice about memory they cannot see. A useful memory view should show organized details in understandable language rather than exposing internal system data or requiring users to search through every old message.
Visibility also makes correction possible. If a detail is wrong, outdated, or more personal than expected, you should be able to identify it and take action.
Delete one memory without erasing everything
Sometimes the problem is one detail, not the entire relationship. Individual memory deletion gives users a precise response: remove this item while leaving other conversations and memories intact.
Lumeki provides this control in the Memories area. Deleting a memory is an explicit action because it changes what may be available as future context.
Broader deletion controls serve a different purpose
There are times when a person wants a clean slate rather than item-by-item management. Lumeki's Privacy & Security settings let users clear companion data including chats, memories, relationship progress, letters, and generated voice while keeping the account itself.
Account closure is broader again. These options are separated so that the scope and consequence of each action remain clear before confirmation.
Personal context needs relationship boundaries
A stable preference may be useful across the product. A private moment shared with one companion is different. Multi-companion products should distinguish general profile context from details that belong to a particular relationship.
Clear scoping reduces surprising crossovers and helps a companion use personal information only where it makes sense.
Read retention language and expect honest limits
Deleting data from a primary product view and removing every operational copy may follow different timelines. Privacy policies should explain retention, deletion, backups, logs, service providers, and the rights available in your region.
This guide summarizes product controls, not the complete legal terms. Review Lumeki's Privacy Policy for the formal description of data handling and contact support if you need a privacy request addressed.
For formal data-handling terms, the Privacy Policy—not a marketing page—is the source of truth.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Can I delete one Lumeki memory?
Yes. Individual saved memories can be deleted from the Memories area.
Can I clear companion data without closing my account?
Yes. Privacy & Security settings provide a separate action to clear chats, memories, relationship progress, letters, and generated voice while retaining the account and basic settings.
Does deleting a memory delete the original chat?
Memory and chat are separate product records. Use the control that matches what you want to remove, or use the broader companion-data action for a clean slate.
Where can I find Lumeki's legal privacy terms?
The current Privacy Policy is available on the Lumeki official website and from Privacy & Security settings in the app.