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The algorithm recognises (personal) data and otherwise confidential information in a document and makes a proposal to anonymise it. A staff member evaluates the proposal and makes the final adjustment, making the document suitable for publication.

This algorithm helps the ACM find price announcements in messages that might say something about tacit or explicit alignment. This information by itself does not trigger action, but it can be a reason for inspectors to further investigate a possible infringement.

This algorithm can give the ACM insight into trends, developments and potential problems that exist in the digital market. This information in itself does not trigger action, but it can be a reason for inspectors to further investigate a potential infringement.

Identifying and anonymising privacy-sensitive information in information objects (in many cases documents).

Read-aloud software on municipal website that a visitor can use to convert text on the website to speech.

The algorithm underlines personal data in documents. An employee has to review all the pages and check whether the document is properly anonymised. Then the software removes all marked information and blacklists it irretrievably. After that, the documents can be published, e.g. under the Open Govern...

Residents and business owners can apply for citizenship products digitally via the website. In doing so, the system performs checks on personal data.

The municipality calculates the WOZ value of each property based on property characteristics and sales prices from the Land Registry and to comparable properties sold around the reference date.

The algorithm consists of several triggers, with all triggers following the same step-by-step plan and a fixed sequence. The algorithm issues a signal indicating whether possible abuse or improper use is taking place with DigiD.

To charge fees, customers must specify base types and fee types on the basis of which the fee amount is determined.