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anonymize, anonymise [əˈnɒnɪˌmaɪz]
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(tr) to carry out or organize in such a way as to preserve anonymity anonymized AIDS screening
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TomTom's software anonymises the data as it arrives, and digital maps provided by its subsidiary TeleAtlas help form aggregated estimates of road speeds that can quickly point to traffic jams if compared with historical data.
GPS systems can alert drivers of what routes to avoid by Asian News International
Bayen ensured that the software could not be misused for the system anonymises GPS data and it will be impossible to track individual cars.
Your cellphones can help you avoid traffic jams by Asian News International
TomTom's software anonymises the data as it arrives, and digital maps provided by its subsidiary TeleAtlas help form aggregated estimates of road speeds that can quickly point to traffic jams if compared with historical data.
GPS systems can alert drivers of what routes to avoid by Asian News International
 
 
 
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