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	# Resends failed records from S3 to Firehose.

	require 'zlib'

	BUCKET = ''
	PROFILE = ''
	REGION = ''
	DELIVERY_STREAM_NAME = ''
	ERROR_MANIFESTS_PREFIX = ''

	For my own reference, an edited version of https://github.com/ankane/shorts/blob/master/Securing-Emails-Rails.md

	# Securing User Emails in Rails

	The GDPR goes into effect next Friday. Whether or not you serve European residents, it’s a great reminder that we have the responsibility to build systems in a way that protects user privacy.

	Email addresses are a common form of personal data, and they’re often stored unencrypted. If an attacker gains access to the database or backups, emails will be compromised.

	This post will walk you through a practical approach to protecting emails. It works with [Devise](https://github.com/plataformatec/devise), the most popular authentication framework for Rails, and is general enough to work with others.