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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
anonymize .
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Examples
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To discover, using data from an "anonymized" data set (a data set from which the explicit identifying data has been removed) which specific individuals generated the data.
Boing Boing 2009
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Even if that information is "anonymized," there is always the chance that it can be traced back to an IP address and, therefore, the household or even the person sitting at the computer.
Larry Magid: Do We Need a 'Do Not Track' Tool and Will it Help? Larry Magid 2010
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Even if that information is "anonymized," there is always the chance that it can be traced back to an IP address and, therefore, the household or even the person sitting at the computer.
Larry Magid: Do We Need a 'Do Not Track' Tool and Will it Help? Larry Magid 2010
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Even "anonymized" traffic statistic collection can reveal a lot about our individual movements, particularly in rural areas.
Robin Chase: National Dialogue on Location Privacy: do it or lose it 2009
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If you recall the AOL "anonymized" search data, what surprised me was not that reporters could identify anyone: I'm pretty sure anyone who really knew what they were doing could identify many more people than the reporters managed to.
Break Google’s Monopoly On Your Data: Switch To Yahoo Search | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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Anyway, in the age of General Ludd, the device of a deliberately diffused and "anonymized" voice of hidden radical orators and leaders was conventional.
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While the patient records in these databases are "anonymized," or stripped of identifiers such as name and address, they still contain the numerical codes, known as diagnosis codes or
ACM TechNews 2010
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While the patient records in these databases are "anonymized," or stripped of identifiers such as name and address, they still contain the numerical codes, known as diagnosis codes or
ACM TechNews 2010
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While the patient records in these databases are "anonymized," or stripped of identifiers such as name and address, they still contain the numerical codes, known as diagnosis codes or
ACM TechNews 2010
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While the patient records in these databases are "anonymized," or stripped of identifiers such as name and address, they still contain the numerical codes, known as diagnosis codes or
ACM TechNews 2010
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