Differential privacy was supposed to solve it: Why it is not ubiquitous yet

For a while, differential privacy was spoken about as though it might do for data privacy what encryption did for data in transit. A hard technical answer to a messy institutional problem. The theory was elegant, the guarantees were rigorous, and the early signal from major adopters was powerful. That gap matters because it tells [] The post Differential privacy was supposed to solve it: Why it is not ubiquitous yet appeared first on e27 .