The article discusses the concept of data tokenization as a process to protect sensitive data by converting it into tokens. It explains that tokens are non-minable digital units within a blockchain and can serve various purposes. Data tokenization allows for the transfer, storage, and processing of data without revealing it, improving data security, compliance, and privacy. The article compares tokenization with encryption, highlighting the differences between the two. It also explores the advantages of data tokenization, including improved data security, protected data sharing, and regulatory compliance. However, the article notes that tokenization also has limitations, such as data governance, interoperability, recovery, and quality. It mentions potential ethical and legal questions that may arise from data tokenization and highlights industries that have already adopted the concept. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of responsible implementation of data tokenization while respecting consumer expectations and complying with regulations and laws.



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