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| The below shows an extract of the Case Management Content Person Table - where you can see that the contact has been masked / anonymized | The below shows an extract of the Case Management Content Person Table - where you can see that the contact has been masked / anonymized | ||
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| + | Email attachment Content is also overwritten - in the below I confirmed that the content changed for the **ExampleTxtFile.txt** | ||
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| + | ==== Note ===== | ||
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| + | If you delete a customer and then that customer sends new emails / chat in - the user will get recreated a new customer contact. | ||
| + | However if you then try to delete the same customer again - you will get an error as the masking for the email address will be a duplicate with previous account deleted. (I should get the exact error and table here...) | ||
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| + | To get around this issue, just update the mask value from " | ||