If they’re “unarchivable”, how are they online in the first place? At some point, the data sets were broken down so they could be read and searched via computer. Why can’t that information be backed up?
I must be misunderstanding the headline.
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The article mentions how its human medical data that shouldn't be public, its not a technical issue but a privacy one
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