Which mistakes create risk when handling Legitimate Interest Balancing under the Brazil LGPD?
The common failure pattern is using a GDPR-style answer without checking LGPD roles, lawful bases, ANPD guidance, transfer rules, incident thresholds, and Brazilian enforcement context.
- Using an old threshold, deadline, source page, or contract template without checking current source text.
- Treating a source-linked exception as a general exemption for every product or data flow.
- Publishing notices, controls, or answers that do not match the actual product behavior.
Article 10 is the official LGPD basis for legitimate-interest balancing, including necessity, transparency, and ANPD impact-report requests.
Necessity language supports limiting legitimate-interest processing to the minimum personal data needed for the stated purpose.
Transparency language supports documenting notices and review evidence for legitimate-interest balancing.
ANPD impact-report language supports retaining a balancing record and escalation path for legitimate-interest processing.