Personally Identifying Information
Also known as: PII, Personal Data, Personally Identifiable Information
Any data that can be used to identify a specific individual, including names, addresses, photographs, financial details, and biometric data. In accessibility contexts, PII is a significant concern when disabled users contribute data for AI training, as they may inadvertently capture private information such as bank cards, addresses, or reflections of their face in shiny surfaces. Managing PII in disability-first data collection requires balancing privacy protection with the practical challenges of automated detection in diverse media formats.
Category: privacy · data protection · Ethics · data collection
Related: Data Privacy · Informed Consent