So we are building a messaging product for organizations. I am wondering how this can impact us if an org that uses our product has employees in both EU and US (assuming that national regulators in EU go ahead and bar personal data transfer to US).
* Will we need to partition user data based on ___location, even if they are in the same organization?
* What happens when a user in EU sends a message to one in US? So right now the chat history for one-on-one conversation pairs is stored in one place, does this ruling mean that now we have to duplicate this chat history for both the users?
* Even worse, what if multiple EU and US users are part of the same chat group? Is there any way we can store the group's chat history in one place?
* Will we need to partition user data based on ___location, even if they are in the same organization?
* What happens when a user in EU sends a message to one in US? So right now the chat history for one-on-one conversation pairs is stored in one place, does this ruling mean that now we have to duplicate this chat history for both the users?
* Even worse, what if multiple EU and US users are part of the same chat group? Is there any way we can store the group's chat history in one place?