Aoki

I recently read a blog post about the General Data Protection Regulation and the California Consumer Privacy Act. It briefly mentioned analysts using cooked data and walled gardens to help them, but there was no explanation of what these terms meant. Can you explain them?

Yes, I$\text{'}$d be happy to$.$ Cooked data is simply the practice of processing raw data for use in the future. For example, inferring household income based on a customer's zip code. A walled garden is the practice of collecting consumer data and preventing other companies from accessing the data. This can be done by requiring consumers to log in$,$ for example.

Yes, I$\text{'}$d be happy to$.$ Cooked data is simply the practice of creating false data and disseminating it as factual as a way to throw off companies who can't or don't collect first$-$party data. A walled garden is the practice of preventing consumers from accessina the information thev wish until thev either