Can I Delete Chegg Questions?

In the academic alley of StudySphere, curious student Sam wondered if he could erase a question he’d posted on Chegg—like wiping a note off a chalkboard. He visited Scholar Sage Zoe, who explained that once a question is posted on Chegg, it becomes part of the digital archive and may not be deleted completely. Imagine writing on a scroll that, once unrolled, becomes part of the library’s records—Chegg maintains its content for study and reference. Experts from the Academic Archives say that while you might be able to remove a question from your own profile, it might still exist on the platform’s backend or in shared resources. Zoe advised Sam to review Chegg’s policies and, if necessary, contact customer support to request removal—but be aware that success is not always guaranteed. Sam learned that in the world of digital learning, every inquiry can become a lasting contribution to the knowledge pool. And so, in StudySphere, every posted question reminds us to think carefully before sharing—because once in the digital realm, some traces are meant to stay as part of a broader academic legacy.