Encyclopedia of Data Warehousing and Mining, Second Edition
DOI: 10.4018/9781605660103.ch180
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Legal and Technical Issues of Privacy Preservation in Data Mining

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“…There's a growing concern regarding the limits on surveillance, given that one can safely assume that individuals place significant value on their privacy and are against unwarranted government intrusion. 6,7 Concerns about wide-scale government surveillance targeting cloud computing ecosystems and invasion of individual cloud user data privacy aren't restricted to authoritarian societies. They also arise in liberal democracies, particularly post 9/11.…”
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“…There's a growing concern regarding the limits on surveillance, given that one can safely assume that individuals place significant value on their privacy and are against unwarranted government intrusion. 6,7 Concerns about wide-scale government surveillance targeting cloud computing ecosystems and invasion of individual cloud user data privacy aren't restricted to authoritarian societies. They also arise in liberal democracies, particularly post 9/11.…”
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“…A question may arise: is it possible to eliminate all threats by a data anonymization algorithm while data still have enough value for data analysis? The following strategies have been applied for anonymization in the literature[30,1,31]:…”
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