Fascinating! So if the Geolocation says Boston your algorithms, based on past
behavior I presume, can pinpoint the location.
All the best, Ashok
On 8/8/2012 5:49 PM, Martin Thomson wrote:
On 8 August 2012 15:37, Ashok Malhotraashok.malho...@oracle.com wrote:
In the Geolocation work, one of
Hi Nikos,
I think that's a very interesting idea. Like you, I also think we probably
underestimate the extent to which data minimisation and anonymisation
techniques genuinely obscure personal data. And yet very often, they are the
only answers to the question What is 'Privacy By Design?'...
In the Geolocation work, one of the features that was discussed was an option
that would
provide an indistinct location such as the town or the county or perhaps even
only the country.
This adds fuzziness although not noise. If you add noise then, in the location
case, you could end
up with
Hi Ashok,
At 15:37 08-08-2012, Ashok Malhotra wrote:
In the Geolocation work, one of the features that was discussed was
an option that would
provide an indistinct location such as the town or the county or
perhaps even only the country.
That can be described as granularity. It is not
