What should a user do if they want to delete objects referenced by an application?

When a user intends to delete objects that are referenced by an application, uninstalling the application is the most appropriate course of action. This method ensures that any related objects, data, or configurations that the application utilized are also removed from the system.

Unlike simply deleting the application instance, which may leave behind orphaned data or references, uninstalling thoroughly cleans up the associated resources. Editing user permissions would not effectively delete the objects; rather, it would only modify access controls without addressing the existence of the objects themselves. Running an external report does not contribute to the deletion process; it is more about obtaining insights or summaries, not modifying data. Thus, uninstalling the application serves as a comprehensive option to clear out any linked data effectively.