There’s a lot wrong with this write up. Why would anyone want to delete corresponding invoices when you “delete” the corresponding user? And GDPR provides a cav

There’s a lot wrong with this write up. Why would anyone want to delete corresponding invoices when you “delete” the corresponding user? And GDPR provides a caveat that if you need the data for a biz usecase like legacy reporting you can keep the data (I think it has to be masked or something but it’s not insane to say you must delete data on request that could materially affect a company like removing transactions). Just put a filtered index on the column to better query non deleted data. On the whole I don’t think in practice the author’s take makes much sense.