You don’t. Restoring a backup is rare. If this happens to restore a deleted data, the deletion request is part of the lost data. Trying to work around this wi

You don’t. Restoring a backup is rare. If this happens to restore a deleted data, the deletion request is part of the lost data. Trying to work around this with a separate delete request log doesn’t solve the problem, it just shrinks the loophole. But if you are restoring often enough for this to draw the ire of regulators you probably have much bigger problems. Of course I’m just giving you the technical truth straight up. The other part of this is you would never say it so directly to a regulator or auditor. Work with your compliance team to get the messaging right.