Eksempler på bruk av Anonymised data på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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which means aggregated and/or anonymised data, demographic data,
A key obligation is ensuring that we only receive anonymised data from programmes for this purpose.
Aggregated and anonymised data from users who have previously signed into Google services are used to create modelled conversions.
Learn more We only report aggregated and anonymised data and we use industry best practices to ensure the privacy of individual users.
We use both anonymised data and personal data for marketing purposes in accordance with the applicable legislation.
Anonymised data is not considered personal data,
Analytic techniques are used to analyse anonymised data in order to identify and predict trends and correlations.
These are only anonymised data that cannot be traced back to you as a person.
Analysing anonymised data to help us understand how people interact with us so we can make them better.
The visits to the website and anonymised data on the use of the website are collected via this number.
share anonymised data with the other parties before the transaction completes.
This number is used to record visitors to the website and anonymised data on the use of the website.
You are not obligated to allow us to use your anonymised data for web analysis.
Analysing anonymised data to help us understand how people interact with the different aspects of our online services so we can make them better.
Every customer has the right to veto the transfer of his anonymised data for the purpose of consulting,
All such analyses will be based on aggregated and anonymised data which cannot be used to identify you as an individual.
our web development partners have access to the anonymised data in Google Analytics.
Every customer has the right to veto the transfer of his anonymised data for the purpose of consulting, promotion and market research.
The increased risk of re-identification makes it even more important to perform thorough risk assessments before publishing anonymised data, and to use robust anonymisation techniques.
Together with anonymised data from the Central Population Registry of Norway, they also figured out how these people are related, giving the researchers an overview of several thousand Norwegian siblings, parents, aunts,