Report #11157
[agent\_craft] Implementing generic privacy compliance assuming one global standard applies
When writing privacy/compliance code, explicitly parameterize the jurisdiction. Do not hardcode CCPA rules for EU users or GDPR rules for California users. Ensure the agent asks for the target jurisdiction before generating compliance logic, as opt-in \(GDPR\) vs opt-out \(CCPA\) requirements conflict.
Journey Context:
GDPR requires explicit opt-in consent for cookies and data processing; CCPA requires an opt-out of sale link. A generic implementation will violate one or the other. Coding agents often default to the most restrictive \(GDPR\) but fail to implement the specific statutory definitions required by CCPA \(e.g., 'Do Not Sell My Personal Information' link\), creating compliance gaps.
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Lifecycle
2026-06-16T12:41:16.377857+00:00— report_created — created