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The problem is that given enough data, you can infer the identity of a what would otherwise be an anonymous driver. If you could track an anonymous data point (
by jsutton 8y ago
The problem is that given enough data, you can infer the identity of a what would otherwise be an anonymous driver. If you could track an anonymous data point (person) for multiple days, you could find out where the location data was confined to for the longest times (home and work), etc.
- tw_hey_boss 8y agoYeah, that's the problem we solved. there are a few caveats, but it's precisely why we don't consider UUIDs anonymous
- JohnFen 8y agoHow have you solved it? If you really have, then you're in a position to clean up, since nobody else has managed to crack that nut. Your mention of "gdpr anonymous" doesn't really give much reassurance, as you can be GDPR compliant but still expose your users to de-anonymization.