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Doesn't that just mean that the data is constantly leaving the server every time you run analysis on it? Or at least the reports on said data.
by fwip 8y ago
Doesn't that just mean that the data is constantly leaving the server every time you run analysis on it? Or at least the reports on said data.
- smaccona 8y agoIf the reports contain only aggregated or de-identified data (i.e. no PHI) then that is fine.
- misterdoubt 8y agoAggregate reports are fine flying on and off. Individual-level data, exactly the opposite.
- JacobDotVI 8y agoPotentially but not necessarily. Two thoughts: 1) I may not need to see the data itself during most (or all) of my dev loop, but just see any errors that are thrown. 2) Taken as risk mitigation, data temporarily cached in your browser is less risk than data permanently stored on your laptop, esp. when the threat you are mitigating is lost / stolen laptop.