Except that it has been shown repeatedly: the longer the list of collected non-identifiable data, it can be used, in combination, to identify, or at least to single out one specific individual. And slowly even (European) courts understand this.
Except that it has been shown repeatedly: the longer the list of collected non-identifiable data, it can be used, in combination, to identify, or at least to single out one specific individual. And slowly even (European) courts understand this.