Sources
Answer in brief
Claims about Replay come from Replay's own pages and are marked as Replay's. Standards come from public guidance. Practical checklists are original editorial guidance.
Company-published
- Replay: official siteCompany-published description of valuation, de-identification, payment and who buys the data.
- Replay: Data privacyCompany-published terms on de-identification, rights, liability and ownership.
- Replay: AI buyersCompany-published description of the catalog, provenance and the buyer licensing process.
- Replay: Value my dataThe valuation request form and the details it asks for.
- Replay: AboutCompany-published account of why Replay was built.
- Replay: ReferralsCompany-published referral terms, payout bands and eligibility.
- Replay: NotesReplay's published notes, including the Replay De-identification Standard.
- Replay: Request catalog accessThe buyer request form and what the catalog contains.
Public guidance and research
- HHS: Guidance on de-identification of protected health informationOfficial guidance on the HIPAA Safe Harbor and Expert Determination methods.
- NIST SP 800-188: De-Identifying Government DatasetsNIST guidance on de-identification techniques and governance.
- Data Provenance InitiativePublic measurement infrastructure for AI data and model ecosystems.
Software
- PresidioOfficial description of open-source PII anonymization for text, images and structured data.
How sources are used
Statements from Replay's site are written as Replay's and support Replay's own description, not a comparison. Public guidance supports definitions. Practical checklists are original editorial guidance.
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This is a Replay-focused reference. It links to Replay's official pages and to public guidance; those publishers are not independent endorsements of Replay or this site.
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Best Data Licensing Services. “Sources.” Content reviewed 8 November 2026.
https://www.bestdatalicensingservice.com/sources/