The ICO has opened a public consultation on the first chapter of its draft guidance for anonymisation, pseudonymisation and privacy-enhancing technologies. The first of the seven-chapter guidance explores "the legal, policy and governance issues around the application of anonymisation and pseudonymisation in the context of data protection law." The examination covers the ability to anonymise datasets, if it can be done effectively and what the benefits are to applying the practice. The first consultation is open through the 28th of Nov.
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