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> Based on that alone I now know the unique ID of the people who went What unique ID do you mean? I can't find any unique ID type of column in any of the files
by jkukul 3y ago
> Based on that alone I now know the unique ID of the people who went
What unique ID do you mean? I can't find any unique ID type of column in any of the files published.
> the courses they took
In what file can you see the list of courses they took? I don't think it's shared anywhere.
> and subsequently their start and end date, their gender
> now we're friends and I'm sure they wouldn't mind me knowing what I learned
You're friends and you just learned their gender? Sorry to be nitpicking like this. You had known their gender previously and that helped you identify them in the dataset, not the other way round?
- helsinkiandrew 3y ago> Sorry to be nitpicking like this. I don't think you are. I'm guessing that for an institution with a small number of people on the Erasmus program you can match people by gender/approximate age/start date to someone in the Erasmus data and hence what, when and where they studied on their Erasmus year. This looks like information that would be on LinkedIn. I'm not sure many people would find this to be an invasion of privacy and isn't covered by the the GDPR