InfoType: random device identifier

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Lexeme:	random device identifier Very Rare (0.01)
Definition:	noun. A random device identifier (RDID) is a unique and anonymous identification number assigned to a specific device, such as a smartphone, tablet, or computer. It is generated using random or pseudorandom algorithms and is commonly used in digital advertising, analytics, and personalization. RDIDs are used to track and differentiate individual devices without directly revealing the user's personal information. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. random device identifier (singular), random device identifiers (plural)
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Abstraction:	(hypernym) client information (hypernym) computer data (hypernym) computer information (hypernym) data (hypernym) device data (hypernym) device identifier (hypernym) device information (hypernym) host information (hypernym) identifiable information (hypernym) identifier (hypernym) information (hypernym) information (hypernym) persistent identifier (hypernym) personal information (hypernym) property (hypernym) random identifier (hypernym) technical data (hypernym) technical information (hypernym) unique identifier
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Policy Examples:	For example, we may share IP address, random or anonymous device identifier, city and state, ZIP code, and specific geo-location with the parties identified in subparagraph F below. #wunderground
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