This video demonstrates a reproducible Google‑side issue where the system restores data that the user has deleted. The behavior happens in real time. It is not a cache problem, not a UI refresh glitch, and not user error
This video demonstrates a reproducible Google‑side issue where the system restores data that the user has deleted. The behavior happens in real time. It is not a cache problem, not a UI refresh glitch, and not user error — the phenomenon occurs the same way every single time, and the video captures it clearly.
What the video shows step‑by‑step:
- I delete the data
- the interface accepts the deletion
- there is no warning
- no error message
- I do not touch anything
- a few seconds later the system automatically restores the deleted data
To avoid the usual pointless questions upfront:
- Not cache: tested with refresh, new session, new browser, new device → same result
- Not UI glitch: the restored data is server‑side, not a visual artifact
- Not user error: the video clearly shows I do nothing during the restoration
- Not a one‑off: the behavior is reproducible on every attempt
- Not a misunderstanding: the delete → restore sequence is visible in real time
This behavior does not match Google’s documented processes.
The system behaves as if a background process overrides the user’s action.
The video is the proof — clean, real‑time, unedited.
“In the videos I scroll through the entire AI Studio chat history (the left sidebar) multiple times.
There is NOT a single prompt with the name ‘AI Kényszerít Elszámoltatást’.
If it existed, it would appear there — but it doesn’t.
The videos and screenshots also show that the chat was already marked as deleted, yet the system still loads it back.
The Chrome history (Google’s own browsing history page) is a separate proof:
the supposedly deleted chat appears there as well.
The Gmail sharing view also shows the chat, which means the system is storing it on that side too.
I even uploaded screenshots from my Google Drive:
the Drive search does NOT find any file with that name.
So Google’s own search engine confirms there is no such file —
yet the system still displays it.
This means multiple Google systems expose the same issue at the same time:
– AI Studio chat list (sidebar)
– Chrome history
– Gmail sharing interface
– Google Drive search (shows no file exists)
All of this together proves the chat is not deleted on the backend.
Everything is visible in the videos and screenshots — I’m not answering the same questions over and over.”**