Privacy
Privacy
PII, PHI, PCI
Western culture has a tradition to respect privacy, especially after the Nazis murdered millions of people. Here are some typical sensitive data types: Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Protected Health Information (PHI, regulated by HIPAA), and Credit Card or Payment Card Industry (PCI) Information.
Differential Privacy
Redacting sensitive information alone may not be good enough to prevent data associated with other datasets.
Differential privacy helps analysts extract data from the databases containing personal information but still protects individuals’ privacy.
Decentralized Identity
To decouple id from a centralized identity provider and its associated sensitive data, we can use decentralized id (DID) instead.
it is essentially in the format of URN: did:example:123456789abcdefghijk it could be derived from asymmetric keys and its target business domain. it does not involve your personal info, unlike the traditional way See DID method for how it is working with blockchains. it preserves privacy by use different DIDs for different purposes selective disclosure / verifiable claims
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