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With location-data tracking, the term "hashed" refers to the process of:

With location-data tracking, the term "hashed" refers to the process of:
A) making the data anonymous so that specific individuals cannot be identified.
B) locating individuals within a specific distance of a specified location.
C) purging names from a list of individuals who live within a specified area that do not meet a target profile.
D) identifying individuals within a specified location that meet a firm's target audience for a mobile campaign.

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Integrated Advertising, Promotion, and Marketing Communications

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Authors: Clow, Baack

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