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What GDPR-Compliant Software Development Actually Means
By Innosirius Team·
Compliance is architecture, not a checkbox
A cookie banner is the visible 1%. Real GDPR compliance is decided in the data model and the infrastructure — long before the UI.
What it looks like in practice
- Data residency: personal data hosted in the EU, on infrastructure you can point to.
- Minimisation: collect only what the feature needs; delete on a schedule.
- Purpose limitation: a lawful basis for every field you store.
- Subject rights: export and erasure that actually work, not a manual scramble.
We build on our own European infrastructure, so data residency is the default rather than an upgrade. See how we build.