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How to cancel Slack
- Click on your workspace name at the top left of your Slack desktop.
- From the menu, choose Billing.
- In the overview tab, select Change subscription.
- Choose between Switch immediately to Free subscription or Switch to Free subscription upon renewal.
- Tap on Preview Changes.
- Tick the box at the bottom of the page to confirm the change.
- Click Downgrade Slack.
- Click on your workspace name at the top left of your Slack desktop.
- Choose Profile & account.
- Tap More actions, then select Account settings.
- Scroll down and click on Deactivate your account.
- Enter your password.
- Confirm by clicking on Yes, deactivate my account.
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