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This was my first thought. I definitely wouldn't risk my client's privacy going through a third party like this.
by amnah 9y ago
This was my first thought. I definitely wouldn't risk my client's privacy going through a third party like this.
- pmontra 9y agoI usually seed dev and test databases with fake data. Emails are usually a sequence like userN@example.com Sending mail to that is usually not a problem, unless the content of the mail is somewhat sensitive. Again, fake data helps. When I work with Ruby I use the faker gem. If you have to import production data then, yes, that would be annoying. Anonimizing data sometimes is not easy.