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4 questions in Data Sharing & Clean Rooms.
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Data Sharing & Clean Rooms advanced Multiple choice
A retailer wants to measure whether a brand's advertising drove in-store purchases. The brand has exposure data with hashed identifiers and the retailer has transactions. Neither may see the other's raw records. Which arrangement should they use?
2 min answer clean roomprivacyaggregation thresholddifferential privacy -
Data Sharing & Clean Rooms advanced
A retailer with 40 million loyalty members and a brand with 12 million exposed device identifiers want to measure in-store purchase lift inside a clean room. Hashed-email match comes back at about 23%. The four-week category purchase rate is around 2%. Roughly what relative lift can this measurement detect, and what does the number rule out?
3 min answer clean-roomsmatch-ratestatistical-powermeasurement -
Data Sharing & Clean Rooms advanced
Two companies want to analyse their combined data without either seeing the other's records. What makes that architecturally possible?
2 min answer snowflakeclean-roomprivacyaggregation -
Data Sharing & Clean Rooms advanced Multiple choice
Two companies want to measure advertising overlap without either seeing the other's user data. What architecture supports this?
1 min answer clean-roomprivacydata-sharingaggregation