Examples of using Pseudonymous data in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Only pseudonymous data under a user ID is collected.
All user data is only processed as pseudonymous data.
Metadata and pseudonymous data must also be protected.
All user data is processed only as pseudonymous data.
(d) includes pseudonymous data that can be clearly linked to you.
All user data will only be processed as pseudonymous data.
The right also refers to pseudonymous data that can be clearly related to you.
Pseudonymous data will be used on the basis of the provisions of§15(3) TMG.
In particular, a definition of“anonymous data” is necessary since, in many instances,this concept is understood as referring to“pseudonymous data”.
The use of pseudonymous data is based on the provisions of§15(3) TMG.
Provided that the interests or the fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject are not overriding,processing limited to pseudonymous data should be presumed to meet the reasonable expectations of the data subject based on his or her relationship with the controller.
These pseudonymous data are not combined with your personal data at any time.
(8) The Member States, providers and users concerned, together with the competent Community bodies, should ensure that the processing of personal data is limited to a minimum anduses anonymous or pseudonymous data wherever possible, and must cooperate in introducing and developing the relevant technologies where this is necessary to apply the guarantees provided for by this Directive.
These pseudonymous data are never combined with your personal data at any point in time.
(8) The Member States, providers and users concerned, together with the competent Community bodies, should cooperate in introducing and developing the relevant technologies where this is necessary to apply the guarantees provided for by this Directive and taking particular account of the objectives of minimising the processing of personal data andof using anonymous or pseudonymous data where possible.
Pseudonymous data" means personal data from which the underlying individuals cannot readily be identified.
Moreover, we have a legitimate interest in making the pseudonymous data available to INFOnline, AGOF and IVW for market research(AGOF, agma) and statistical purposes(INFOnline, IVW).
However“pseudonymous data” is‘personal data” and its processing or use remains subject to the provisions of the GDPR in any circumstances.
Furthermore, we have a legitimate interest in providing pseudonymous data to INFOnline, AGOF and IVW for the purposes of market research(AGOF, agma) and for statistics(INFOnline, IVW).
Types of pseudonymous data include information associated with, for example, a cookie, advertising or device identifier, or other persistent unique identifier.
(58a) Profiling based solely on the processing of pseudonymous data should be presumed not to significantly affect the interests, rights or freedoms of the data subject.
We may also share pseudonymous data to facilitate financing, securitization, insuring or other necessary business activities.
Even personal pseudonymous data may be subject to GDPR rules depending on how easy or difficult it is to identify the owner.
Where profiling, whether based on a single source of pseudonymous data or on the aggregation of pseudonymous data from different sources,permits the controller to attribute pseudonymous data to a specific data subject, the processed data should no longer be considered to be pseudonymous.".
We only share this data in pseudonymous form.
Processing solely pseudonymous usage data is regarded as a protective measure.
The tracking methods presented here will only process personal data in pseudonymous form.
This may include the use of cookies,which also collect and store data in pseudonymous form.
This may include the use of cookies; they, too,collect and store data in pseudonymous form.
As a protective measure, solely pseudonymous usage data is processed and the user has the right of objection at his disposal.