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Screenshots: Deleting Your Own Screenshots

You can delete a screenshot from your own work log if it caught something private. Open WORK LOGS, pick the day, select the screenshot and delete it. The image is removed for good and cannot be recovered.

Your manager still sees that it happened. A trash-can marker stays in the slot where the picture was, and the day carries a note reading N screenshots deleted by the employee on this day. The picture is gone — the fact you deleted it is not hidden.

Deleting a screenshot does not remove the time it covered. Your tracked hours stay on the timesheet exactly as they were.

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