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Sometimes, sometimes not. Deidentification is not always anonymization, and deanonymization is far more trivial than expected in many cases. Those two search
by DANmode 4y ago
Sometimes, sometimes not.
Deidentification is not always anonymization, and deanonymization is far more trivial than expected in many cases.
Those two search terms should get you to the studies/case studies.
- muzani 4y agoIt is a question to OP. I guess what I intended to ask is the use case, and whether it fits.