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I would suggest "denonymization", implying that the "names" (i.e. identifiable information) were removed. As opposed to anonymous data, which presumably never h
by BerislavLopac 7y ago
I would suggest "denonymization", implying that the "names" (i.e. identifiable information) were removed. As opposed to anonymous data, which presumably never had any to start with, like the example mentioned by the GP.
- leetcrew 7y agofrom an etymological perspective, this is kind of gross; you are grafting a latin-derived prefix onto a greek-derived stem. there's no direct Greek equivalent to the Latin "de", but you could consider "apo" or possibly "kata", both of which have similar meanings.
- jobigoud 7y ago> I would suggest "denonymization" Very very close to the existing "deanonymization" which is essentially the opposite.