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> I do differential privacy work for GDPR compliance and it's an interesting technology. You mean legislation?
by giancarlostoro 4mo ago
> I do differential privacy work for GDPR compliance and it's an interesting technology.
You mean legislation?
- nl 4mo agoNo? We do GDPR-compliant reporting by using differential privacy to provably remove PII.
- gib444 4mo ago"PII" in the context of GDPR...?
- jolmg 4mo ago>> remove PII
- gib444 4mo agoPII isn't a GDPR term
- disgruntledphd2 4mo agoPersonal data is though, and the two terms have relatively similar meanings.
- gib444 4mo agoUS data privacy terms are US data privacy terms, not GDPR terms. It's sloppy use of language by someone who works in the sector. And businesses wanting to be compliant with GDPR should not be misled with US PII terminology
- giancarlostoro 4mo agoYour sentence reads weird, like if you're missing some key words or context.
- hiddencost 4mo ago"Differential privacy" is the technology they are referring to. Their English is fine, you're the one missing something.
- giancarlostoro 4mo agoI mean, English is not my first language, so there is that.