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Being Able to Say Later Where a User's Data Was Processed — Region-Pinned Gemini (Vertex AI) Clients and a Residency Policy Gate

The default global endpoint is convenient, but it leaves you unable to explain where an EU user's data was processed. Here is a design built from three parts—a region-pinned Vertex AI client, a policy gate that forbids implicit global fallback, and a call ledger—with working code and measured latency.