Tumblin Tumbleweed
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- Mar 16, 2015
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Ah so you're a fucking idiot that knows absolutely nothing about information security nor PII. Appreciate the heads-up.Wrong. Anonymized case data that cannot be used to identify the person about whom the case is, can be freely shared. For instance:
A girl had an abortion - shareable.
A 10-year-old girl had an abortion - shareable
A hispanic 10-year-old girl had an abortion - shareable
An illegal immigrant 10-year-old girl had an abortion - shareable
An illegal immigrant 10-year-old girl in Columbus had an abortion - shareable
An illegal immigrant 10-year-old girl in Columbus whose mother brought her illegally into the country this year had an abortion - shareable
An illegal immigrant 10-year-old girl who live on Illegal-Immigrant Street in Columbus had an abortion - probably not shareable unless there are a LOT of illegal immigrant 10-year-old girls living on Illegal-Immigrant Street in Columbus.
If the information cannot be connected to or otherwise used to identify a specific person then it is not PII. That's why it's called "Personally" identifiable information.
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