90/180 days rule for Schengen after resident permit expired

Hi all!

I am an Uruguayan citizen. Until November 25th, I was working for a German company with a working visa and a resident permit.

I then resigned (hence my resident permit is no longer valid) and I left on November 28th.

My question is: does the 90/180 days rule start applying 'from 0' starting on the 25th? I have an OK understanding of how it works, but I can't find any information about what happens in my situation.

Also, if you could point me out to where should I ask, I would appreciate it.

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