Imagine a national health database. In one district, only seven or five people are caught in rare problems. It's too small, but it's their whole reality for those seven-seven people. Imagine, now, that this database has set up a mathematical system to hide the identity of the patient in Bregeze, which is a small bit of a random ‘word' with each issue. This Noise is nothing for big numbers. What?
The privacy that sustains rare patients
Imagine a national health database. In one district, only seven or five people are caught in rare problems. It's too small, but it's their whole reality for those seven-seven people. Imagine, now, that this database has set up a mathematical system to hide the identity of the patient in Bregeze, which is a small bit of a random ‘word' with each issue. This Noise is nothing for big numbers. What?

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