SaaS Account Inactivity Deletion Creates Locked-Out Recovery Dead Ends
SaaS platforms that delete accounts for inactivity and then flag returning users for suspicious login create an irresolvable authentication loop. Users who receive deletion warnings and attempt to return find themselves locked out of both the account and the recovery process. No human escalation path resolves the conflict between the security system and the reactivation flow.
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