"identity disclosure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of revealing or making known one's personal information or identity. It is typically used in discussions about privacy and security. Example: The company's privacy policy states that they will never engage in any identity disclosure without the explicit consent of their customers. In this example, "identity disclosure" is used to describe the company's promise to protect their customers' personal information and not reveal it without their permission.
Our study examines compliance with international standards that require full identity disclosure when incorporating a business.
A large-sample data analysis based on 116,956 crowdfunding projects on Kickstarter showed that most founder (i.e., identity disclosure and prior experience) and project (i.e., comments, updates, description elaborateness, and campaign duration) features have a positive effect on successful crowd fundraising.
Data anonymization is an encouraging technique in the field of privacy-preserving data mining castoff to protect the data against identity disclosure.
k-anonymity first proposed by Swaney and Samrati [29, 30] protects against identity disclosure but failed to protect against attribute disclosure.
Kim (2016) argued that North Korean defectors do not prefer North Korean fashion style and inclined to be concerned about identity disclosure based on fashion styles.
k-Anonymity seeks to limit the disclosure risk of a data set by limiting the capability of intruders to re-identify a record, that is, k-anonymity seeks to prevent identity disclosure.
Known re-identifications of personal information that have actually occurred are identity disclosures [ 3].
Moreover, dictators tend to ask less often for information about a recipient's identity if disclosure would imply that the dictator's identity is also disclosed to the recipient.
The five overarching themes identified were: identity and disclosure as a person living with diabetes, self-monitoring of blood glucose levels, struggles with diet and nutrition, utilization of diabetes resources and social supports.
Data analysis yielded five emergent themes addressed by both men and women: identity and disclosure as a person living with diabetes, self-monitoring of blood glucose levels, struggles with diet and nutrition across varying contexts, utilization of diabetes resources and social support.
First, to provide additional safeguards to data confidentiality, we have obtained a CoC from the National Institutes of Health to protect participant identities and disclosure of illegal activity (drinking) for those under the age of 21.
