Pseudo-Anonymized Data

Pseudo-anonymized data definition (noun)

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Pseudo-anonymized data is when personally identifiable information has been replaced with pseudonyms to protect the identities of the individual(s) the data is about. Pseudo-anonymized datasets usually have an associated but separate and secured dataset to link the pseudonyms with the associated individual(s).

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