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That sounds very interesting and is not something I had ever considered. Is there a reason you did not publish your findings anonymously?
by swrj 6y ago
That sounds very interesting and is not something I had ever considered. Is there a reason you did not publish your findings anonymously?
- _1100 6y agoHis concern was encroaching on individuals’ privacy. The author of such encroachment wasn’t their concern.
- IAmGraydon 6y agoI’m pretty sure he’s talking about anonymizing the data.
- ReactiveJelly 6y agoIt's difficult to anonymize anything involving locations and times
- primitivesuave 6y agoMy concern was primarily that license plate numbers are included in the data, which I used to track vehicles across multiple citations. The license plate is also included in the towing dataset as well as the escheatment data published by SFMTA which links license plates to the name of the owner.
- jacobush 6y agoCan you bucket the data? Anyway, someone knowledgeable should contact you
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- primitivesuave 6y agoI have been in contact with a journalist who offered to publish the findings in an appropriate manner, however the more I started digging the more I grew concerned over the ramifications of publishing the data. This thread, as well as recent events, motivated me to send a follow up email. My area of expertise is data science and I am looking for advice/mentorship from people experienced in responsible disclosure.