It's super annoying todo this right, I get the privacy laws around it but seriously it's not how most tech companies work making this a pain.
It depends a little on the app, for homestra, I wipe the whole thing, it doesn't matter for the rest of the platform. For a podcast platform, I ran years ago I would "anonymize" the user like reddit does it, it was simply to much work to remove comments (break all the replies etc.)
For webtastic I do delete most of the stuff but like you said you want to keep a log for chargebacks..
Honestly, I would do a soft delete and keep data for 30 days and anonymize everything after that maybe it's not completely "legal"?
It's super annoying todo this right, I get the privacy laws around it but seriously it's not how most tech companies work making this a pain.
It depends a little on the app, for homestra, I wipe the whole thing, it doesn't matter for the rest of the platform. For a podcast platform, I ran years ago I would "anonymize" the user like reddit does it, it was simply to much work to remove comments (break all the replies etc.)
For webtastic I do delete most of the stuff but like you said you want to keep a log for chargebacks..
Honestly, I would do a soft delete and keep data for 30 days and anonymize everything after that maybe it's not completely "legal"?