The Holy Grail Myth: Hashing, Pseudonymization, and the Evolving Boundaries of Personal Data Protection For over two decades, data hashing has functioned as a putative panacea within the data protection landscape—a cryptographic technique purportedly capable of resolving the fundamental tension between organizational data processing imperatives and individual privacy rights. The underlying premise was deceptively simple: … Continue reading Hashing, Pseudonymization, and the Evolving Boundaries of Personal Data Protection