replace their full name and username with an anonymised alias.remove their account, profile picture (avatar), and personal information.When you delete an account, Confluence will: Remove them from all external directories, then head to the new Unsynced from Directory tab in User Management, and delete them from there. If Confluence can't write to the directory, or if they're present in several directories, it's a two-step process.
If Confluence can write to the directory they're stored in, all you need to do is head to User Management, look up the user and click Delete. Delete accounts, wherever they're managedĭeleting a user account is very straight forward.
There are some limitations, but we think this will be a useful tool for many organisations. In this release we've added the ability to permanently delete a user account and anonymise much of the personally identifiable information associated with it. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance is front of mind for most organisations right now, and we know many of you are keen to adopt best practices, even if you aren't subject to the EU regulation. We'll continue to support running Confluence with Oracle JDK / JRE 8, and also plan to introduce support for Java 11 in a future release. Paid support for AdoptOpenJDK is also available from organisations such as IBM. AdoptOpenJDK is free to use, and provides regular maintenance and security updates. In order to provide you with another option, we now support running Confluence 6.13 with AdoptOpenJDK 8. This means that only Oracle customers with a paid subscription or support contract will be eligible for updates. Oracle will stop providing public updates for Oracle JDK 8 in January. This gives you the flexibility to upgrade to Confluence 7.4 LTS, or wait and upgrade to the latest LTS in 2021. We'll continue to make 6.13.x bugfixes available until the release of the next LTS (around April - June 2021). Update: We have extended the end of life date for Confluence 6.13. This means we'll provide bug fix releases until 6.13 reaches end of life, to address critical security, stability, data integrity, and performance issues.Ĭheck out the Confluence 6.13 change Log for a roll-up of changes since 6.6. Confluence Server and Data Center 6.13 is a Long Term Support release
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