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German VAT IDs and German IBANs are detected by the default regex path because
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their country-code structure is specific enough for default-on screening.
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Broader German identifiers are available with explicit locale selection or
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explicit entity-type filtering.
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German structured PII is country-specific and opt-in. Use explicit locale
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selection or entity-type filtering when you want German VAT IDs, German IBANs,
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tax IDs, postal codes, passports, or residence permits.
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```python
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import datafog
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-`regex`:
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- Fastest and always available.
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- Best for structured entities: `EMAIL`, `PHONE`, `SSN`, `CREDIT_CARD`, `IP_ADDRESS`, `DE_VAT_ID`, `DE_IBAN`, `DATE`, `ZIP_CODE`.
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- Use `locales=["de"]` for broader German structured IDs such as `DE_TAX_ID`, `DE_POSTAL_CODE`, and passport or residence permit numbers.
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- Best for default structured entities: `EMAIL`, `PHONE`, `SSN`, `CREDIT_CARD`, `IP_ADDRESS`, `DATE`, `ZIP_CODE`.
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- Use `locales=["de"]` for German structured IDs such as`DE_VAT_ID`, `DE_IBAN`,`DE_TAX_ID`, `DE_POSTAL_CODE`, and passport or residence permit numbers.
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-`spacy`:
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- Requires `pip install datafog[nlp]`.
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- Useful for unstructured entities like person and organization names.
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