If you have required permissions, you can delete a Yammer group. Click the group, and then click the group settings icon. If you want to delete all conversations and files in a public group, first make the group private :.
This begs the query “How do I leave a yammer community?”
Delete a community in Yammer
In the community you want to delete, click more options to the right of the community name, and then click the Settings icon. If you want to delete all conversations and files in a public community, first make the community private: Select Private Access, and then click Save Changes. In the bottom right corner of the community settings page, click Delete Community, and in the confirmation page, click Delete.
On your Yammer home page, click the Yammer settings icon 2. Click Edit Settings, and then click My applications. Next to the apps that you want to remove access from, click Revoke Access This is so frustrating ! This thread is locked.
The Yammer Basic account doesn’t actually belong to a particular company. The contents within the account belong to the individuals who posted on it. I believe you are not able to request for a cancellation. If you find my reply useful, would appreciate if you can click it as helpful. Was this reply helpful? Sorry this didn’t help.
How do I recover deleted data from Yammer?
A. Check with the person or department in your business who has admin permissions. In a large business, this is someone in the internal help desk or technical support department. Depending on the data retention policies that your verified admin set for your Yammer network, deleted Yammer data may still be available in data exports.
What happens to deleted Yammer data after 30 days?
Depending on the data retention policies your verified admin set for your Yammer network, deleted Yammer data may still be available in data exports. If the deleted group was a Microsoft 365 connected Yammer group, the Microsoft 365 resources will be available for 30 days.
Is Yammer helpful or distracting?
I find that Yammer is more distracting than helpful. New generation of ESN (Bitrix24 or Asana) are way better IMHO, because they are worktool oriented, rather than conversation oriented.