/check-gdpr
Verify GDPR compliance by checking data handling, consent management, and user rights.
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/check-gdpr
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What this command does when you run it.
Verify GDPR compliance by checking data handling, consent management, and user rights.
Command definition
check-gdpr.mdVerify GDPR compliance by checking data handling, consent management, and user rights.
Steps
1. Identify personal data processing: 2. Check consent management: 3. Verify user rights implementation: 4. Check data protection measures: 5. Review third-party data sharing: 6. Check breach notification procedures.
Format
GDPR Compliance Check: <project> Personal Data Types: <list> Compliance Score: <percentage> Findings:
Rules
- Every collection of personal data must have a documented lawful basis.
- Data retention periods must be defined and enforced.
- Users must be able to exercise all rights within 30 days.
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