Outcome
What must a real user complete, and what evidence proves it?
Project brief
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What must a real user complete, and what evidence proves it?
Who is contracting, operating, approving, and using the system in or around South Korea?
Current baseline: Korean content by agreement; delivery in English Who owns final content and native-language review?
Current starting point: PIPA discovery should cover collection purpose, notices, consent where required, processors, transfers, retention, rights, and incident duties. What data is actually necessary?
Current starting point: Resident-registration, identity verification, maps, messaging, and payment integrations require approved local providers and client authority. Who confirms the final model?
What exists today, who owns access, and what must remain available during the change?
South Korea is thirteen or fourteen hours ahead of Georgia. Georgia evenings can align with Korean mornings. Who owns decisions, releases, incidents, and support outside the overlap?
Which questions need local legal, tax, sanctions, export, language, accessibility, security, or regulated-industry expertise?
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