Differential Privacy - Simply Explained

[@anuraagashokkumar1474]

That was so easy to understand! Was struggling to understand when reading all the research papers on differential privacy. Thanks a lot :D

[@monochrome_linux]

I was making seminar notes on a research paper based on differential privacy, this video was super helpful.

[@lsp0]

Fantastic explanation, and a great overview of differential privacy -- got through more in 7 minutes than my lecturer did in 3 hours

[@steps0x029a]

Thank you, this was the first good explanation anyone was able to give me on this topic!

[@ziomanzo]

you have a very good channel, explaining everthing we need in simple human language ✌️

[@simplyexplained]

Thanks! That's indeed the goal. Glad you like it!

[@BlakeWall-g9u]

Thank you for explaining everything so clearly. Everything is very clear. Like for the explanation.

[@blackmennewstyle]

Great topic covered here: Privacy matters

[@viciking5156]

start from 3:05

[@IamDionvl]

Nice content: your explanations are very clear!

[@kevalan1042]

Great explanation! Haha now here is my prediction: someone participating in a poll about illegal activity will get charged with a crime by a law enforcement agency that interpreted the database at face value (i.e. Bob admitted he committed burglary) whereas Bob's answer was just randomly generated.

[@ftab]

How big does the data set need to be in order for differential privacy to work? Let's say I'm doing user interface analytics or something like that. Is there a particular threshold, like, say, 50 users, 500, 10,000? Or number of clicks?

[@shenhaochong]

Didn't get the idea. If the noise is introduced to the data, how data can be further used? will the pattern draw from the data got changed after the noise is introduced

[@mosa36]

The updated number of American that can be identified with dob, zip and gender is 67since 2006, even if the increasing dimensionnality of other features create new way to identify them :)

[@KarriemPerry]

Great examples. Laplace is pronounced (Lap-lace).

[@anhadsingh7411]

Wonderful explanation

[@Hi-vt6mb]

Great video! Again! One question: What Programm do you use for the animations? Thanks and keep it up :)

[@cyberbassboost4650]

I guess he uses After effects or premiere to make the videos

[@OsamaElHassan]

Hey, great video! I'm doing a presentation about this topic for school, I'm wondering if anyone could direct me or tell me more about the opportunities this technology gives and how it may be implemented, on the other hand the challenges facing this topic as well. thank you!

[@blockchainasmr8313]

This is great stuff. Would love to hear your expanded thoughts on this topic in talking about decentralized internet projects like Skycoin's Skywire.

[@Videoorchard]

Hi @savjee. Great video mate. Thank you for providing info on blockchain tech. I have a quick question, how do you create these animation videos? Its really cool.

[@NaryVip]

Simply Explained series : SoC chips plz

[@DrNoxer]

Great one!

[@uriyasimon]

real good, can you please explain stellar?

[@sunilsundaram8305]

is this the same as recently launched FLOC in chrome?

[@juntaotan3740]

great video, THX!

[@mr.doubleplus8206]

good explanation

[@aminuabdulsalami4325]

Great video.

[@chunlaizhou8671]

It is a great video.

[@omer8836]

Liked before watching :D

[@teenfoe]

Imagine getting doxed before the term "dox" was even coined.

[@farouku5334]

Thats my professor :D

[@tc2006driver]

I picked my nose. Or did I?

[@simplyexplained]

Did you flip 1 coin or two coins? 😂

[@tc2006driver]

Savjee Got a request for ya if you can oblige. Can you do a comparison on Qtum and Ethereum?

[@simplyexplained]

I'll look into that! Maybe first an explainer on Qtum. Thanks for the tip!

[@tc2006driver]

Savjee I shared your Cardano video and a bunch of my friends were like.... he made that more simple to understand than anyone else out there. Your channel rocks.

[@rokobelavie]

thx

[@MartinMasevski]

sub before 1M ;)