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Agreed, with the caveat that there are also restrictions requiring aggregation as well.
by bmelton 9y ago
Agreed, with the caveat that there are also restrictions requiring aggregation as well.
- guelo 9y agoThe only thing your link says about aggregate data is that PII is not aggregate data, meaning that aggregate data is exempt from these restrictions.
- bmelton 9y agoSo, that's applicable to every instance except where being provided to the government (section h), and . It's somewhat circular in that regard. Combined with disclosure restrictions, specifically 2(c)(ii), the net result is that only aggregate disclosure is allowed unless specifically permitted by the end users.
- guelo 9y agoMy reading of it is that anonymized individual non-PII data, such as browsing history, is allowed to be sold.
- bmelton 9y agoYou may be correct, now that I re-read it again. There may be something in a subsequent act that prevents non-aggregate data, but until/unless I find that, I'm working under the assumption that you are right and I am wrong, regarding aggregation.