How Arino One's Compliance Rules Work
Arino One publishes one compliance ruleset. Each rule belongs to a jurisdiction (EU, UK, US or GLOBAL) and a rule family, and the ruleset is released in numbered versions with a changelog.
One Published Ruleset
The same rules are used everywhere: for compliance monitoring on your instance, for checking your own app, and by Ari, the voice guide on arino.one.
Jurisdictions
| Jurisdiction | Where it applies |
|---|---|
| EU | EU and EEA countries |
| UK | United Kingdom |
| US | United States |
| GLOBAL | Everywhere, always included |
Businesses in other countries get the GLOBAL rules, and the team reviews local rules with them.
Families
Rules are grouped into families of related rules, so you can see at a glance which area a rule covers.
Versions and Changelog
Each release has a version number and a date. The changelog lists what changed in each release, and instances that use compliance monitoring are checked against the current version.
Read more on the compliance page.
This is general information, not legal advice.
Frequently asked
How Many Rulesets Are There?
One. Arino One publishes a single ruleset, and every instance, scan and answer from Ari uses it.
Which Jurisdictions Does It Cover?
EU, UK, US and GLOBAL. GLOBAL rules always apply. EU and EEA countries map to EU, the United Kingdom to UK, the United States to US, and every other country to GLOBAL.
What Is a Rule Family?
A group of related rules, such as consent or data retention, so you can see which area a rule belongs to.
How Are Changes Tracked?
Each published release has a version number and a date, and the changelog lists what changed.
Where Can I Read the Rules?
On the Arino One compliance page.
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