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That enum is a\n * four-level SENSITIVITY ladder (public / internal / confidential / restricted) applied to\n * flows-actors configuration: it answers \"how protected must this be\", not \"what kind of personal\n * data is this\". Using it as a category vocabulary produces a notice describing protection levels\n * where a reader expects data types.\n *\n * ⚠️ NOT a sensitivity, a retention class, a provenance, or a scrub treatment. A single field is\n * routinely all five at once — `CONTACT_DETAILS`, retained for 30 days, subject-provided, masked on\n * erasure. Each axis has its own declaration and they are deliberately not merged.\n *\n * **The ordinary members are coarse on purpose; the special ones are not.** Ordinary categories are\n * a framework's judgement about a useful grouping, and a granularity nobody maintains produces an\n * inventory that is precise and wrong. 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An array never forces the author to pick a lie.\n * dietaryNotes: z.string().dataCategories([PersonalDataCategory.USER_CONTENT, PersonalDataCategory.SPECIAL_CATEGORY_HEALTH])\n *\n * @wildo_source:part:start zod.decorators.data-categories facet:layer:shared facet:family:decorator facet:kind:api facet:audience:app-developer\n */\nexport enum PersonalDataCategory {\n  /** Who the person is: name, username, display name, account identifier, avatar. */\n  IDENTITY = 'identity',\n  /** How the person is reached: email address, telephone number, postal address. */\n  CONTACT_DETAILS = 'contact-details',\n  /**\n   * What proves the person is who they claim: passwords, MFA secrets, API keys, session tokens.\n   *\n   * Rarely authored by hand — the fact producer DERIVES this category from `.isPassword()`,\n   * `.isOtp()` and `.isWriteOnlySecret()`, which are declarations the application already makes.\n   * Declare it explicitly only for a credential those markers do not cover.\n   */\n  CREDENTIALS = 'credentials',\n  /** Money: payment-method references, invoices, billing details, transaction history. */\n  FINANCIAL = 'financial',\n  /** What the person did in the product: activity records, timestamps, device and telemetry data. */\n  USAGE = 'usage',\n  /** Where the person is or was: coordinates, derived region, IP-inferred location. */\n  LOCATION = 'location',\n  /**\n   * What the person wrote or uploaded: free text, notes, attachments.\n   *\n   * ⚠️ Free text is the category that can silently contain any other one — a \"notes\" field may hold\n   * health information nobody declared. Declaring `USER_CONTENT` states what the field is FOR; it\n   * does not certify what it will contain, and no schema can. Where a free-text field is\n   * FORESEEABLY used for a special category, declare that member alongside.\n   */\n  USER_CONTENT = 'user-content',\n  /** The person's working life: employer, job title, professional relationship to the operator. */\n  PROFESSIONAL = 'professional',\n\n  // ── GDPR Art. 9(1), verbatim and closed. 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Art. 10 is a\n   * separate article with a different condition — processing requires official authority or a\n   * Member State law — so folding it into the Art. 9 set would attach the wrong legal test to it.\n   */\n  CRIMINAL_OFFENCE = 'criminal-offence',\n}\n\n/**\n * What the ENGINE deliberately does NOT declare, so its silence reads as a decision.\n *\n * Measured 2026-08-30: 48 of the 85 engine resource configurations declare at least one category. The rest are silent on\n * purpose, in four groups:\n *\n * - **System machinery is not personal data, even when the row carries a `userId`.** A queue\n *   execution, an entitlement limit, an unread counter, a token-budget counter — each exists so the\n *   platform can do its work, and the person's identifier on it is the LINK, not the datum. This\n *   group is the one that is easiest to get wrong, because such rows legitimately appear in a\n *   subject export: `systemAccessPolicy.exportSubject` means *rows here relate to a subject and\n *   belong in their bundle*, which is true by linkage alone. It does not mean the row holds a datum\n *   about them, and reading it that way once put `jobExecutions` in this inventory.\n *\n * - **A legal person is not a data subject.** `organizations`, `organizationUnits`,\n *   `organizationProfiles`, `organizationPreferences` and their siblings describe a COMPANY. GDPR\n *   Recital 14 excludes the processing of data concerning legal persons, so declaring\n *   `CONTACT_DETAILS` on an organization's switchboard number would make every notice claim the\n *   operator holds an individual's contact details that it does not. A small company's number is\n *   often a person's — that is a fact about the customer's data, not about this field's meaning.\n * - **Configuration is not data about anyone.** SSO/SCIM/webhook configuration, API keys and OAuth\n *   clients owned by an organization, products, prices, promotions, ETL cursors. An organization's\n *   API key is a bearer secret whose subject is the organization; the person who minted it is not\n *   recorded on the row.\n * - **A foreign key is LINKAGE, not a category.** `userId` on a usage row is what makes that usage\n *   personal; the category of the row's CONTENT is what a notice enumerates. Declaring `IDENTITY`\n *   on every owner FK would put \"identity data\" against resources holding no name, and tell a\n *   reader nothing the linkage does not already imply. The machinery group above is this same rule\n *   applied one level up, at the row rather than the field.\n *\n * The line between the first group and a real answer is not always obvious, and one pair is worth\n * keeping side by side: a metered USAGE RECORD is declared while a TOKEN-BUDGET counter is not.\n * Both count something a person consumed. The usage record is a per-event history with a timestamp —\n * a record of what they did, which an Art. 15 copy must contain. The budget counter is a single\n * mutable number that exists so a limiter can refuse the next call; nothing about the person\n * survives in it. Ask what the row is FOR, not what it counts.\n *\n * Recorded here because absence is invisible. A future reader finding `organizationProfiles`\n * undeclared should be able to see that it was considered, not assume it was missed — the same\n * discipline a justified `N/A` serves in a verification matrix.\n */\n\n/** Zod form of {@link PersonalDataCategory}. */\nexport const PersonalDataCategorySchema: z.ZodEnum<typeof PersonalDataCategory> = z.enum(PersonalDataCategory);\n\n/**\n * The GDPR Art. 9(1) members, as a set — the one place the Art. 9 line is drawn.\n *\n * Derived by PREFIX rather than hand-listed: every Art. 9 member's wire value begins\n * `special-category:`, so a member added to the enum joins this set automatically. A hand-written\n * list would be a second enumeration of a closed vocabulary, and the failure mode is silent — a new\n * Art. 9 member omitted from it reads as ordinary personal data.\n */\nexport const SPECIAL_CATEGORY_PERSONAL_DATA_CATEGORIES: ReadonlySet<PersonalDataCategory> = new Set(\n  Object.values(PersonalDataCategory).filter((category) => category.startsWith('special-category:')),\n);\n\n/**\n * Does this category carry the GDPR Art. 9 condition?\n *\n * `false` for {@link PersonalDataCategory.CRIMINAL_OFFENCE} — see that member's note. 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One authority for the order, rather than each caller sorting\n * alphabetically (which would interleave the Art. 9 members through the ordinary ones) or by first\n * appearance (which depends on resource iteration order).\n */\nexport function sortPersonalDataCategories(categories: Iterable<PersonalDataCategory>): readonly PersonalDataCategory[] {\n  return [...new Set(categories)].sort((left, right) => CATEGORY_ORDER.indexOf(left) - CATEGORY_ORDER.indexOf(right));\n}\n\n/**\n * Read a resource's declared data categories off its main schema, and report the fields the\n * application has already admitted are personal but has not categorized.\n *\n * **TOP-LEVEL fields only**, which is a real limit and is stated rather than hidden: the walk uses\n * the same shape resolver the subject-export compiler uses, and that resolver merges union options\n * without descending into a nested `ZodObject`. A category declared on `billingContact.email` is\n * therefore invisible here — exactly as an `.impersonalizeWith()` declared there is invisible to\n * the scrub writer, which is why the retention guard makes a nested treatment a BOOT ERROR. 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It is what lets an investigator group a\n * hostile actor's requests across sessions and logins — genuine security value, and exactly why it\n * needs a policy rather than a default.\n *\n * **This is a closed vocabulary with the OFF state inside it, on purpose.** Modelling it as\n * `{ enabled: boolean; scope: … }` would admit the meaningless `enabled: false, scope: PERSISTENT`\n * state; one enum makes \"off\" and \"how long it lives\" a single, always-coherent decision.\n *\n * **Why the framework refuses to choose for you (Fork D / SD9).** Storing an identifier on the\n * user's terminal equipment engages ePrivacy Directive Art 5(3), whose \"strictly necessary\"\n * exemption the EDPB reads narrowly (Guidelines 2/2023) — and *duration* is itself a\n * misclassification signal, so a long-lived id is the hardest case. GDPR Recital 49 (network and\n * information security as a legitimate interest) is a lawful basis for the PROCESSING but does not\n * remove the ePrivacy STORAGE consent question. Meanwhile NIST SP 800-53 AU-3 / AU-6(3)\n * affirmatively want this correlation capability for audit review. Those pull in opposite\n * directions, and the resolution is jurisdiction- and DPA-specific — so Wildo ships the mechanism\n * OFF and each application decides, with counsel, which member it may lawfully select.\n *\n * Not legal advice. 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Two gates, one source — so an application that never opts in is protected\n * even if some client sends the header anyway.\n *\n * **`DISABLED` is the default**, so the privacy-preserving posture is what you get by doing nothing.\n * Choosing another member is choosing an obligation, not just a signal: start-up prints the\n * obligations each opt-in creates.\n */\nexport enum ClientInstanceIdScope {\n  /**\n   * DEFAULT. No client-install identifier is minted, sent, stored, or recorded — and the backend\n   * additionally REFUSES an inbound `x-client-instance-id` (fail-closed, so a rogue or misconfigured\n   * client cannot start populating a pseudonymous identifier in an application's retained audit\n   * trail without that application ever opting in).\n   */\n  DISABLED = \"disabled\",\n  /**\n   * Minted per browsing session (`sessionStorage`) — dies when the tab closes and does NOT survive a\n   * restart, so it cannot follow a user across visits. 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The application then stops prompting, and a purpose nobody\n * displayed is stored as declined. The existing surfaces already avoid this internally (*\"Purposes\n * the panel does not offer keep their stored grant\"*); only the CARRY crossed a surface boundary, and\n * it needed to know where the boundary was.\n *\n * So a decision is `(granted ⊆ offered, at an instant)`, and the carry adopts grants for offered\n * purposes while leaving an unoffered one genuinely undecided.\n *\n * ## Why only the anonymous holder declares it\n *\n * It is the only holder whose decision is taken on one surface and read on another. A member's\n * preferences are written and read by the same application, and a lead's opt-in is never carried\n * anywhere — adding the field there would be a second thing to keep true with no reader.\n *\n * Defaults to the EMPTY set, which is the honest value for every row written before this existed and\n * for a session that has been initialized but never asked: an empty offered set means no question was\n * put, so a carry from it carries nothing, which is the same outcome those rows have today.\n */\nconst offeredPurposesField = (subject: string) => z.array(z.enum(ConsentPurpose).systemEnum('ConsentPurpose')).default([])\n  .describe(\n    `The optional purposes actually shown to ${subject} by the surface they decided on. 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Governed-document\n  // interactions are separate immutable release-bound records and are never embedded in preferences.\n  //\n  // assurance-control: WILDO.PRIVACY.CONSENT_RECORD — a consent change is a security-relevant\n  // decision and must leave a trail naming the previous and resulting set. Reached by the consent\n  // gate and prompt, the self-service preferences RESET and self/admin UPDATE. UPDATE explicitly opts\n  // into audit emission below the risk floor; only marked decision leaves enter the evidence.\n  consentedPurposes: consentedPurposesField('this person')\n    .isAuditEvidence(),\n  consentDecidedAt: consentDecidedAtField('this person'),\n});\n\nexport type UserPrivacy = z.infer<typeof UserPrivacySchema>;\n"]}
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