Privacy Notice Gap Check
Compares what your privacy notice says against what your product actually does, and lists the gaps to take to counsel.
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Running it, start to finish
- Build a real inventory of what you collect and who receives it.
- Run the comparison and note every mismatch.
- Take section 8 to a qualified privacy professional.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Compares the notice against what the product actually collects, in both directions.
- Catches the routinely-omitted recipients — hosting, error tracking, analytics and AI providers.
- Produces a prioritised list for counsel rather than a verdict it is not qualified to give.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Inventory data collection from the code. not from memory. Section 1 is only as good as that list, and the forgotten categories are the ones that matter.
- List every third party. including infrastructure you never think of as a data recipient. Error trackers and session recorders receive a great deal.
- Re-run after any significant feature. The usual failure is drift — a notice that was accurate when written and describes a product that no longer exists.
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