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I wasn't quite clear - we don't have access to identifying information in the data (ie. we could measure Venmo but not that John Doe paid $X to Jane Doe at phon
by izyda 3y ago
I wasn't quite clear - we don't have access to identifying information in the data (ie. we could measure Venmo but not that John Doe paid $X to Jane Doe at phone number XXX-XXXX)
- nerdponx 3y agoIf you have individual transactions with unique identifiers, that's basically the same thing.
- chatmasta 3y agoYou could probably demo this with a PoC asking the user to provide a sample of their transactions, and then use that to deanonymize the rest of them.
- dylan604 3y agoI look at my statements, and each transaction from an app adds enough information to the memo line that I can ID the other user. I’m assuming the data you’ve purchased is “anonymized”, so I don’t know what that line item looks to you. But you still have time stamps and app names. Are you telling me you honestly could not deanonymize. Or are you telling me that you’re just not at this time?