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Feedback requested on utility with event-level reports' privacy params #694

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csharrison opened this issue Feb 2, 2023 · 1 comment

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csharrison commented Feb 2, 2023 •

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The privacy of event-level reports are parametrized primarily by three factors:

How many attribution reports can be generated by an ad impression
How many bits of metadata attribution reports can embed
How many distinct reporting windows are available. Note that more windows allows for shorter delays in the API if conversions occur in early windows.

We’re looking into whether our current parametrization makes sense, so we’re looking for information about:

Which of these aspects are most important to you (e.g. you’d trade off bits of metadata with more reporting windows, or a stack ranking of these dimensions)
Example parameterizations which would satisfy your critical MVP use-cases

Note that we're open to feedback about both the CTC and VTC use-cases / params.

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csharrison commented Mar 21, 2023

FYI here is a calculator for how the flip probability changes based on an epsilon parameter (in the existing parameterization this is set at 14):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Eh8Vzpju2odDN6ivA6_vZcbtMtU3LzuD0pOePnKjuAc/edit?usp=sharing

Feel free to copy this spreadsheet and play around with the values to get a sense of how this changes based on the above parameters.

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Consider increasing trigger_data bit amount #733

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