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Differential Privacy and the GDPR
J. Hölzel — European Data Protection Law Review
J. Hölzel — European Data Protection Law Review
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Under the European General Data Protection Regulation, anonymisation of personal data may not only provide a legal loophole for controllers to escape their regulatory burden. Considering specific circumstances, it can even be a legal duty for controllers to anonymise their personal data. Differential privacy has been proposed as a new approach to the problem of anonymisation. This article aims to assess the appropriateness of this approach with regards to the legal problem of anonymisation. Keywords: Anonymisation, Differential Privacy, Privacy Model, Model Comparison, Anonymisation Techniques
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