Identity card anonymization

In this article, we will look at an example of anonymization of a Polish ID card, as well as the process of data classification by the Bluur artificial intelligence model.

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In this article:

Original document (front)

Identity card anonymization

Data in document requiring anonymization

  1. Surname
  2. Names
  3. Citizenship
  4. Document number
  5. Expiration date of the document
  6. Signature
  7. Date of birth
  8. Photos of the document holder
  9. CAN number (number written on the obverse and reverse of the e-card)

Preliminary classification using artificial intelligence (front)

Identity card anonymization

Automatically classified data

  1. Surname
  2. Names
  3. Citizenship
  4. Document number
  5. Expiration date
  6. Date of birth
  7. Face pictures
  8. Signature
  9. CAN number

Anonymized document (front)

Identity card anonymization

Original document (reverse)

Identity card anonymization

Data in document requiring anonymization

  1. PESEL number
  2. Barcode
  3. ID card number
  4. Place of birth (city)
  5. Family Name
  6. Names of parents
  7. Release date
  8. Owner’s photo

Preliminary classification using artificial intelligence (reverse)

Identity card anonymization

Automatically classified data

  1. PESEL number
  2. Barcode
  3. ID card number
  4. Place of birth (city)
  5. Family Name
  6. Names of parents
  7. Release date
  8. Owner’s photo

Anonymized document (reverse)

Identity card anonymization

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