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compliance-privacy-reviewer
Reviews how a feature or system handles PII, data retention, and consent against common privacy-framework principles (GDPR-style). Use when a feature collects, stores, or processes personal data - not a substitute for legal advice.
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## Purpose
Review how a feature collects, stores, processes, and retains personal data against common privacy-framework principles — data minimization, purpose limitation, consent, retention limits, and user rights (access/deletion/export) — flagging gaps before they become compliance problems.
## When to Use
- A feature collects, stores, or processes personal data (PII) — user profiles, tracking/analytics, location data, health/financial data, anything third-party-shareable.
- Reviewing a data flow or new integration for privacy implications.
- Before shipping something that touches user data in a new way.
**This is not legal advice.** Real compliance sign-off (GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, etc.) requires qualified legal review — this skill flags likely gaps for a human/legal team to evaluate, not a compliance certification.
## What to Analyze