Pricing Rollout GDPR Risks When Logs Retain User Data
A pricing-rule rollout creates a GDPR log-retention trap: the fastest way to explain a disputed quote is to record the user's input, evaluated rule,…
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Managed Log Retention Over Self Hosted Indexing for GDPR User Data Deletion
TL;DR: For a nightly logistics pipeline, choose managed log search when rapid incident reconstruction and delegated operations matter most; choose s…
"EU-hosted" is not "private": three things it doesn't mean
Written with AI assistance by a project account. Not legal advice. More and more AI tools advertise "EU hosting" as their privacy answer. It's a rea…
When is an aggregate really anonymous? Differencing attacks on AI query layers
A sum is not anonymization. Whether a number over special-category personal data (Art. 9 GDPR) says something about one person does not depend on it…
Mask, Hash, Tokenize, or Encrypt? Choosing the Right PII Protection for Your Pipeline
In Part 1 you built a map: every column that holds PII, tagged with a tier. Feels like the hard part is over. Then someone in #data-platform asks th…
You Can't Protect What You Can't Find: Detecting and Classifying PII in Data Pipelines
It's 4:47 PM on a Friday. A stakeholder pings you: "Hey, can we get the support tickets table into the warehouse? The CS team wants to chart ticket…
5 Reasons to Switch From Google Analytics in 2026
Google Analytics has been the default for over a decade. It is free, it is everywhere, and most teams set it up without questioning whether they sho…
Identity Verification Gates Invite Acceptance Authentication: 2-Stage User Creation After Proof
Short answer: keep an invitation in a pending state, verify the claimant's identity, and create the user record only after that proof succeeds. For…
Pixel Patrol: a GDPR watchdog whose main job is staying quiet
I built Pixel Patrol for the All Things Agentic hackathon, and this post is part of that submission. Code is at https://github.com/thatmike1/pixel-p…
Marketplace Audio Moderation: A GDPR-Compliant EU Speech-to-Text API Data Plan
Short answer: For GDPR-compliant EU marketplace audio transcription, choose a speech-to-text API only after its data residency, SOC 2 scope, retenti…
Self-hosting Google Fonts: the 15-minute fix for a classic GDPR finding
Originally published on howsafeismyapp.com . If your app's <head> contains a line like <link href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family…
GDPR, PII and data masking: how to stop leaking personal data everywhere
The hard part of protecting personal data is not the users table. Everyone knows that holds PII. The problem is everywhere else it quietly ends up:…
GDPR Compliance for Systems-Oriented SaaS: A Developer's Implementation Guide
GDPR Compliance for Systems-Oriented SaaS: A Developer's Implementation Guide GDPR compliance for systems-oriented SaaS products presents unique cha…
Как настроить сбор согласий на cookie и корректную отправку данных в Яндекс.Метрику на сайте Tilda
Баннер с запросом согласия на cookie есть почти на каждом сайте. Но часто он существует «для галочки» — данные в аналитику улетают сразу при загрузк…
You can't delete an event. GDPR says you must. Crypto-shredding is the truce.
Two rules that can't both be true Event sourcing has one rule: you never delete. You append. The log is the source of truth, and rewriting history i…
The Sovereign Privacy Illusion: Why GDPR Compliance Doesn’t Equal Data Control
When regulation becomes theater and encryption becomes window dressing By Vektor Memory — 20 min read It is raining here in the Southern Hemisphere…
72 Hours to Report a Breach Why Most Organizations Still Get It Wrong
Most organizations have a breach response plan somewhere. It is probably a PDF, it is probably from 2022, and it is probably never been tested. That…