Both. It's un-natural to require a database to delete records and logs from the middle of a table... it makes it quite possible to have errors that you can't ev

Both. It's un-natural to require a database to delete records and logs from the middle of a table... it makes it quite possible to have errors that you can't ever track down because of this weird programming. It effectively changes the "laws of physics" for databases. It's not a good thing. I understand the right to be forgotten, but fscking up database integrity is a horrible way to do it.