> are because some Marketing person, set up an AWS instance, dumped their entire user DB into it, and did a bunch of data mining What the actual **. That's a v

> are because some Marketing person, set up an AWS instance, dumped their entire user DB into it, and did a bunch of data mining What the actual **. That's a very hefty GDPR violation and you should be fired for doing that. > simply to be productive If you are using private and sensitive data, that should be pretty much out of the question. You develop with a dummy database only, which doesn't matter if leaked. And after having finished testing, move to the actual data. But those damned deadlines ...