A Meraki-assisted occupancy dashboard for libraries only needs site…

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A Meraki-assisted occupancy dashboard for libraries only needs site-level counts. Which storage privacy practice should the app follow?

Accepted Answer

Persist only the least identifying data the feature needs, such as site counts—not raw usernames and GPS tracks. — If the dashboard needs a headcount, do not warehouse everyone’s names and GPS breadcrumbs. Minimization keeps storage privacy exposure as small as the feature truly requires.

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Store every raw username and fine-grained GPS track indefinitely for possible future features.

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Duplicate full client probe payloads into the reporting database ‘just in case.’

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Keep personally identifying trails because minimization applies only to network packets, not storage.

A Meraki-assisted occupancy dashboard for libraries only needs site-level counts. Which storage privacy practice should the app follow?

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