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| - | ===== De-identification, | + | ===== De-identification, |
| ==== Introduction ==== | ==== Introduction ==== | ||
| De-identification is the masking, manipulation or removal of personal data with the aim of making individuals in a dataset less easy to identify. It is especially important when you want to share, publish or archive your dataset, but it can also help protect your participants' | De-identification is the masking, manipulation or removal of personal data with the aim of making individuals in a dataset less easy to identify. It is especially important when you want to share, publish or archive your dataset, but it can also help protect your participants' | ||
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| You can apply these techniques during different phases of your research: | You can apply these techniques during different phases of your research: | ||
| - | * After data collection to protect participants when analyzing their data | + | * After data collection, to protect participants when analyzing their data |
| * Before sharing data with collaborators or other third parties | * Before sharing data with collaborators or other third parties | ||
| * Before archiving data | * Before archiving data | ||