Even if the worst case is true, in legal terms, and you decide that you're forced to redesign the system to make the right to be forgotten (and while I'm not a

Even if the worst case is true, in legal terms, and you decide that you're forced to redesign the system to make the right to be forgotten (and while I'm not a lawyer I really doubt that that is a sane explanation of the GDPR) Well, this example of deleting messages sent to other people has come up in other contexts before, it's one of the first questions people think of when asking about the RTBF. And as far as I know there's no canonical answer, like everything else it's open to interpretation. You don't think it's "sane" but your entire argument is predicated on the assumption that GDPR is a sane law. IF you agree that such an interpretation would be insane, can you show that it's clearly wrong? And if not, would that change your opinion of the law?