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“As a publisher using the Fides Admin Ui, I have the right to override the legal basis for particular purposes that a particular vendor has declared as flexible or when the information came from GVLv2.”
AC:
GVL systems only
Based on value of flexible_legal_basis_for_processing boolean property, the legal basis field is set to be editable - otherwise it is not.
Can only apply to purposes 2,7,8,9,10,11
If the vendor came from GVLv2, the legal basis for the following purposes can be overridden:
Purposes 3,4,5,6
Describe the solution you'd like
I think within the fides UI we don't need to worry about the above GVL logic, and can instead just rely on the flexible_legal_basis_for_processing field that's on the PrivacyDeclaration. #4248 will take care of ensuring that gets added to the PrivacyDeclaration when taking GVL-based suggestions from Compass.
Describe alternatives you've considered, if any
The flexible_legal_basis_for_processing field was created as an Optional[bool with the intention of leaving it None/null/blank for non GVL systems. Optional[bool]s are strange creatures, and it's unclear if we support them fully throughout our stack. I @adamsachs am digging into this a bit more to determine whether this is really viable to maintain, will look to provide updates -- please reach out if this hasn't been clarified by the time we begin work on this...
generally i assume we want to treat flexible_legal_basis_for_profiling as a default of True, i.e. if it's a non-GVL system that doesn't set this property, then the legal basis should be left editable! there are a few different places we could encode this logic, so let's talk thru what makes the most sense...
Just revisiting some details. I agree with @adamsachs that we'll be getting our values from Compass here and it will largely be a FE task for this first iteration to set everything properly but here's some things that stuck out to me
Is your feature request related to a specific problem?
Taken from jira ticket (https://ethyca.atlassian.net/browse/PROD-1158)
Story:
“As a publisher using the Fides Admin Ui, I have the right to override the legal basis for particular purposes that a particular vendor has declared as flexible or when the information came from GVLv2.”
AC:
GVL systems only
Based on value of
flexible_legal_basis_for_processing
boolean property, the legal basis field is set to be editable - otherwise it is not.Can only apply to purposes 2,7,8,9,10,11
If the vendor came from GVLv2, the legal basis for the following purposes can be overridden:
Purposes 3,4,5,6
Describe the solution you'd like
I think within the fides UI we don't need to worry about the above GVL logic, and can instead just rely on the
flexible_legal_basis_for_processing
field that's on thePrivacyDeclaration
. #4248 will take care of ensuring that gets added to thePrivacyDeclaration
when taking GVL-based suggestions from Compass.Describe alternatives you've considered, if any
The
flexible_legal_basis_for_processing
field was created as anOptional[bool
with the intention of leaving itNone
/null
/blank for non GVL systems.Optional[bool]
s are strange creatures, and it's unclear if we support them fully throughout our stack. I @adamsachs am digging into this a bit more to determine whether this is really viable to maintain, will look to provide updates -- please reach out if this hasn't been clarified by the time we begin work on this...generally i assume we want to treat
flexible_legal_basis_for_profiling
as a default ofTrue
, i.e. if it's a non-GVL system that doesn't set this property, then the legal basis should be left editable! there are a few different places we could encode this logic, so let's talk thru what makes the most sense...Additional context
https://ethyca.atlassian.net/browse/PROD-1158
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