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⚠️ INFORMATIVE TRANSLATION — NOT BINDING. The Spanish version at ../../legal/ is the authoritative text and the only one that may be signed, published or presented to a third party. This English rendering exists so that non-Spanish readers can review the content; where the two differ, Spanish governs. Like its original, it is an unreviewed working draft — nothing here is legal advice, and nothing is final until a Chilean data-protection lawyer has signed off.
  1. Description of the processing (modules, flows, volumes, active event taxonomy).
  2. Necessity and proportionality (purpose, minimisation: is an identity document needed?, retention periods).
  3. Risks to data subjects (profiling and segmentation, communications, minors’ data NOT permitted by the ToS, sensitive data).
  4. Measures (Softcrum’s TOMs plus the controller’s own measures, preference center, suppressions).
  5. Residual assessment and decision.
  6. Controller’s signature and date; annual review or upon substantial change.
Recommended triggers for requiring a DPIA: large-scale profiling, detailed financial data, sensitive verticals.