They all appear to be the same user ID, so I am guessing it would have been a close friend or something.
Issue is that I have a lot of games that are public, so I have no idea which ones I do it to?
Only ones with datastores?
Help!
They all appear to be the same user ID, so I am guessing it would have been a close friend or something.
When you receive a right-to-erasure request, you must purge all DataStore records of the player from all games that you own, as well as any off-site information you may have collected on the user that is involved with Roblox.
This is part of GDPR.
Any public games which use DataStores or databases off Roblox (through HttpService) should have the data removed for this certain UserId.
You may want to use something like DataVoid to quickly remove data.
Roblox really needs clarity on which games it is.
I am unsure if its a data-protection thing so they do not say which game.
If I have a trello board, I don’t keep the userIDs, I keep the usernames. I don’t know what to do here.
While this is a bad way to store data, this still counts as personal user data and must be purged from your records.
I’ve checked since it links the profile - no data on there.
I really am unsure, since if it was someone who worked on my game then there is a whole bunch of data to remove externally (Discord webhook announcements, etc.)
I am unsure if I am allowed to get the user’s username.
So you’re saying you only store their Username.
You could use little code snippet to get their UserId.
I have the user ID; I don’t have the username.
The account appears to be deleted, so I’m unsure if it’s possible to recover the username.