GDPR: where the user actually lives
The row in users. Then orders, with the delivery address and phone. Then nginx access logs with emails inside GET parameters of an old unsubscribe endpoint. That is how far I got in the first ten minutes of drawing where one user’s data lives on one project, and the map did not fit on one page. May 25 is close and everyone discusses consent banners. The lawyers can have the banners. The engineering part is the right to erasure. “Delete the user” sounds like one DELETE statement until you sit down with a pen. ...