Pseudonymisation's Limits: What the Text Beside the Image Still Reveals
maier_ak · x · 2026-10-12
A post titled "The Text Beside the Image: What Pseudonymisation Does and Does Not Protect" examines the real-world limits of pseudonymisation: even when text accompanying images is pseudonymised, contextual clues and image-text correlations can still expose identities. The piece breaks down what pseudonymisation does and does not protect, with implications for privacy and compliance in the AI era.
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