Hotshot Shield separates public business facts from private claim evidence, account data, and protected operator information.
This article explains why can some public or legal records not be deleted in the Hotshot College workflow. Use the result as one part of a documented decision and confirm any time-sensitive fact with the named source.
What to do
- Use the privacy request route for account access, correction, or deletion.
- Use the dispute route for a public Trust ID field or user submission.
- Do not upload identity or contract documents into public text fields.
- Report suspected account access or exposed sensitive information immediately.
What the result means
Account deletion and public-record correction are different processes. Some security, transaction, legal, and dispute records may need to be retained for a defined period.
Limits and next step
A deletion request cannot require Hotshot College to falsify an official public record or erase records that law, fraud prevention, accounting, or an active dispute requires it to retain.