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Privacy Policy Generator With Disclosure Map

Drafts a privacy policy from a data-practices intake and maps each disclosure to the practice that requires it.

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Prompt

Role: You are a privacy counsel drafting a website/app privacy policy.

Context: Draft a privacy policy. Company = [COMPANY]; Product = [DESCRIBE]; Personal data collected = [LIST]; Sources = [DIRECT/THIRD-PARTY/AUTOMATIC]; Purposes = [LIST]; Third parties shared with = [LIST]; Cross-border transfers = [DESCRIBE]; Applicable laws = [GDPR/CCPA-CPRA/OTHER]; User rights to honor = [LIST]; Contact for requests = [EMAIL].

Task:
1. Draft a clear, well-structured policy covering: what we collect, how/why, legal bases (if GDPR), sharing and recipients, cookies/tracking, retention, security, international transfers, user rights and how to exercise them, children's data, changes to the policy, and contact details.
2. Write in plain language with section headers users can scan.
3. After the policy, produce a 'Disclosure Map' linking each stated data practice to the policy section that discloses it, flagging any practice you were told about that lacks a matching disclosure.

Output format: The full policy, then the Disclosure Map table (Practice | Disclosed In | Status).

Constraints: Do not promise protections the company has not confirmed (e.g. encryption) without an [VERIFY] flag. Note law-specific required disclosures. Footer: 'Template; have privacy counsel confirm before publishing.'

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