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Privacy & Compliance for Fraud Prevention

Effective abuse prevention should not require collecting more personal data than a team needs. This collection explores the privacy and compliance side of security decisions, including GDPR-aware bot protection, local processing, and data minimization. It is designed for teams that need to protect accounts and transactions while maintaining a clear understanding of what data is processed, where it goes, and why it is necessary. The goal is practical: use meaningful threat signals, document proportionate controls, and avoid turning fraud prevention into an unnecessary data-sharing risk. Privacy-first architecture can improve both compliance posture and operational resilience.