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LastPass can *only* update your vault when you're logged in to one of their apps.
When you "delete" something in LastPass, it gets moved to a deleted items folder and kept there for 30 days. (This is actually pretty common in most password managers.)
This is designed to prevent credentials/passwords from being lost if they get deleted accidentally, so it's generally a good idea.
*If* your LastPass client remains logged in for the next 30 days, on the 31st day it *actually* deletes these entries and re-uploads a new vault.
However...if your LastPass app gets logged out due to inactivity, or if you explicitly log out because you no longer want it, guess what: LastPass *only* has the vault *with* the credentials in the "deleted" state.
It cannot modify or make changes, including deletion. 😳
In this particular example, LastPass's security model worked *exactly* the way it’s supposed to: any changes to the vault only happen when it’s decrypted.
This can seem counter-intuitive since for *most* other services, a deletion request is (eventually) carried out when asked.
Here’s the kicker: if the person in this example had *actually* deleted their account, rather than keeping it around, the account + the entire vault (along with the deleted/trash folder) would have been deleted.
Keeping the account active is what kept the vault alive.
🧐 So what *should* you do instead, if you're moving away from LastPass?
- If you want to keep your LastPass account active, but with no contents in it, delete your vault's contents AND also go to Advanced Options > View Deleted Items, then choose Permanently Delete All
I recommend BOTH steps and not just skipping to account deletion because asking for your account doesn't always mean it's honoured.
Case in point... 🤦🏽♂️👉🏽 twitter.com/troyhunt/status/1610008559600930817?s=20