I find this to be a useful example of the dangers of so-called anonymized data (namely, the danger that it isn't). I'd be curious to know how much fuzzing of t

I find this to be a useful example of the dangers of so-called anonymized data (namely, the danger that it isn't). I'd be curious to know how much fuzzing of the percentages published by Buzzfeed would've been sufficient to prevent this sort of obvious matching.