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Anonymizing
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Anonymizing
The process of removing identifying information from a transmission over the Internet. For example, one may anonymize an e-mail by removing information regarding the sender. It should not be confused with anonymous trading.
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lt;p>Google doesn't delete server log data, but it has agreed to anonymize it after a period of time so that the logs can't be associated with a specific cookie ID or IP address.
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will anonymize user log data within 90 days with limited exceptions for fraud, security and legal obligations," Yahoo
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