Difference between revisions of "De-identification"

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Some survey variables allow identification of individual respondents. This is called Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
It is the responsibility of researchers to make sure this data is safely stored and that
PII must be saved in encrypted folders and removed from data sets as soon as possible in the project
No PII can ever be publicly released without explicit consent

This article is part of the topic Data Analysis

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+* Some survey variables allow identification of individual respondents. This is called Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
+* It is the responsibility of researchers to make sure this data is safely stored and that
+* PII must be saved in encrypted folders and removed from data sets as soon as possible in the project
+* No PII can ever be publicly released without explicit consent
+==Personally Identifiable Information ==
+==Guidelines==
+===Folder Encryption===
+===De-identification===
+===Anonymous IDs===
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