PII Redaction Pipeline for Law 18-07 Compliance
Every request passes through an automated redaction pass before it leaves the country — names, phones, and IDs stripped, audit trail kept.
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- May 28, 2026
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Routing an Algerian user's personal data straight to a foreign API is a transborder data flow — and under Law 18-07, that's a legal landmine. OpenDunes now ships an automated PII redaction pipeline to defuse it.
Before any prompt leaves national borders, the gateway runs a low-latency redaction pass that strips names, phone numbers, emails, and tax identifiers, and records an audit trail of what was processed.
How it protects you
- Local termination — requests land on a gateway hosted in Algeria before any onward routing.
- Automated redaction — identifiable fields are anonymized so only safe context reaches the model.
- Audit trail — a record of redactions and requests, ready for an ANPDP review.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does redaction slow my requests?
The pass is low-latency and runs inline — the overhead is negligible compared to model generation time.
Where is my data stored?
Request logs and metadata are stored inside Algeria, aligned with Law 18-07 data-residency requirements.
Build legally from day one. Read the compliance docs and route through the OpenDunes gateway today.