Rollo asks if the feedback is anonymous. The Oracle assures him: 'Identity protected.' Rollo's one-word follow-up -- 'Whose?' -- exposes the ambiguity. Is it the reviewer's identity that's protected, or the subject's? The Oracle doesn't clarify, because the ambiguity is the point. You've submitted 'anonymous' feedback through a system that required your employee login.
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Anonymity in a system that tracks everything is not privacy. It's plausible deniability for whoever reads the file.
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Rollo asks if the feedback is anonymous. The Oracle assures him: 'Identity protected.' Rollo's one-word follow-up -- 'Whose?' -- exposes the ambiguity. Is it the reviewer's identity that's protected, or the subject's? The Oracle doesn't clarify, because the ambiguity is the point. You've submitted 'anonymous' feedback through a system that required your employee login.
Deeper Read
Anonymity in a system that tracks everything is not privacy. It's plausible deniability for whoever reads the file.