← Back to context Comment by skybrian 6 years ago Yes, if you have enough bits you can come up with a fingerprint, but that's not what PII means. 10 comments skybrian Reply tjoff 6 years ago It becomes PII the instant you can correlate that fingerprint with any PII. mega_dingus 6 years ago This.A bank account number is consider PII. Knowing the bank name & account number will uniquely identify the account holder's name, which is PII. fmajid 6 years ago IP addresses are considered PII under both GDPR and CCPA. 7 replies →
tjoff 6 years ago It becomes PII the instant you can correlate that fingerprint with any PII. mega_dingus 6 years ago This.A bank account number is consider PII. Knowing the bank name & account number will uniquely identify the account holder's name, which is PII. fmajid 6 years ago IP addresses are considered PII under both GDPR and CCPA. 7 replies →
mega_dingus 6 years ago This.A bank account number is consider PII. Knowing the bank name & account number will uniquely identify the account holder's name, which is PII. fmajid 6 years ago IP addresses are considered PII under both GDPR and CCPA. 7 replies →
It becomes PII the instant you can correlate that fingerprint with any PII.
This.
A bank account number is consider PII. Knowing the bank name & account number will uniquely identify the account holder's name, which is PII.
IP addresses are considered PII under both GDPR and CCPA.
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