英文摘要 |
Anonymization technology, as a technology that takes into account both data utilization and data security, has always been difficult to be effectively put into practice, because Article 73 of the Personal Information Protection Law sets two qualifying conditions for the concept of“anonymization”—“unidentifiability”and“irrecoverability”, which is a harsh condition that puts the anonymization system in a state of being just on paper. Although there is a consensus that anonymization cannot achieve complete anonymity, there have been debates about the criteria for determining relative anonymity and the scope of re-risk. At the present stage, the theoretical study of the anonymization system generally ignores the discussion of theoretical basis but only keep eyes on the protection of individual rights and interests. Under the paradigm of data relationship theory, the correlation of information elements focuses on the group characteristics of horizontal data relationship, which is precisely the key to the economic value of data. Therefore, the function of anonymization system should be changed from simply guaranteeing the privacy of individual information to reduction of the risk of re-identification on the basis of the economic value of data association. At the level of system construction, the“irrecoverability”requirement of anonymized information should be interpreted in the following way: with ex ante risk assessment, the technical difficulty and time cost of recovery are far beyond the acceptable range of general public. |