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  2. CONFSERVER-55953

Option to remove the profile picture or a Delete button

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      In Confluence our users doesn't have an option to remove the profile picture, or a function to return to the default one(when you don't have a profile picture).

      Our customer asked some instructions of how to remove the profile picture since it doesn't have anything in the User Interface. The only way that we found was through the database by removing an row from the os_propertyentry table and a script created by another customer in the Atlassian Answer.

      Confluence should have a "Delete" button as the 5.1.5 version has.

      Steps to reproduce:

      1. Go to your Profile page.
      2. Upload an image.
      3. Try to delete without uploading a new one.

      Temporary workaround

      Upload a new or default picture.

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            [CONFSERVER-55953] Option to remove the profile picture or a Delete button

            Jenny (Inactive) added a comment -

            Administrators can now delete a user's profile picture. This will delete both their current profile picture, and any others they may have uploaded in the past.

            Simply search for the user then hit Delete Profile Picture.

            Jenny (Inactive) added a comment - Administrators can now delete a user's profile picture. This will delete both their current profile picture, and any others they may have uploaded in the past. Simply search for the user then hit  Delete Profile Picture .

            Jenny (Inactive) added a comment -

            As of our Confluence Server 6.14 release, administrators can now delete a user's profile picture. This will delete both their current profile picture, and any others they may have uploaded in the past.

            Simply search for the user then hit Delete Profile Picture.

            Jenny (Inactive) added a comment - As of our Confluence Server 6.14 release, administrators can now delete a user's profile picture. This will delete both their current profile picture, and any others they may have uploaded in the past. Simply search for the user then hit  Delete Profile Picture .

            Orgadata EDV added a comment -

            This issue now should be considered important.

            Since the GDPR took effect, it is mandatory to have proper solutions in place for users to allow them removal of personal data. In a statement of December 2017 Atlassian commited to make sure their products are GDPR compliant. Currently, this is not the case since the only option to remove a users picture is by deleting the entrys from the database.

            This needs to be fixed asap to ensure we can follow current legislation procedures.

            Case cloned to re-open.

            Orgadata EDV added a comment - This issue now should be considered important. Since the GDPR took effect, it is mandatory to have proper solutions in place for users to allow them removal of personal data. In a statement of December 2017 Atlassian commited to make sure their products are GDPR compliant. Currently, this is not the case since the only option to remove a users picture is by deleting the entrys from the database. This needs to be fixed asap to ensure we can follow current legislation procedures. Case cloned to re-open.

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