Abstract: Systems and methods herein describe privacy preserving multi-touch attribution. The described systems access a plurality of impression events and a plurality of conversion events, and for each impression event and each conversion event, wherein each impression event and each conversion event are associated with user identifiers, the described systems generates a hashed user identifier based on the associated user identifier, initiates a key agreement protocol comprising a key, generates an encrypted identifier by encrypting the hashed user identifier with the key, and stores the encrypted identifier.

Abstract: Systems and methods herein describe privacy preserving multi-touch attribution. The described systems access a plurality of impression events and a plurality of conversion events, and for each impression event and each conversion event, wherein each impression event and each conversion event are associated with user identifiers, the described systems generates a hashed user identifier based on the associated user identifier, initiates a key agreement protocol comprising a key, generates an encrypted identifier by encrypting the hashed user identifier with the key, and stores the encrypted identifier.

Abstract: Systems and methods herein described accurate and anonymized attribution. The described systems and methods access a set of impression data, access a set of conversion data, for every predefined time period, generates a salt value, generates a hashed set of impression data by appending the salt value to at least a portion of entries in the set of impression data, generates a hashed set of conversion data by appending the salt value to at least a portion of entries in the set of conversion data, discards the generated salt value, generates an intersection set of the hashed set of impression data and the hashed set of conversion data, determines a count based on the intersection set, and stores the count.

Abstract: When a messaging system generates connection recommendations for a new user, who first registers with the messaging system, the signals available for generation of recommendations may be limited to the user's contact book matches. Using just this limited signal poses a concern associated with leaking information about users represented by the recommendations. The technical problem of generating connection recommendations for a user at registration time in a privacy-safe manner is addressed by a recommendation methodology that obscures the connection source and the connection distance of the recommended profiles.

Abstract: When a messaging system generates connection recommendations for a new user, who first registers with the messaging system, the signals available for generation of recommendations may be limited to the user's contact book matches. Using just this limited signal poses a concern associated with leaking information about users represented by the recommendations. The technical problem of generating connection recommendations for a user at registration time in a privacy-safe manner is addressed by a recommendation methodology that obscures the connection source and the connection distance of the recommended profiles.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a first layer formed of a copper based material and a second layer formed of an iron-nickel alloy. The second layer has a thickness of 8% to 30% of the thickness of the electrical connector. The electrical connector also includes a third layer which is formed of a solder alloy that consists essentially of 17% to 28% indium by weight, 12% to 20% zinc by weight, 1% to 6% silver by weight, 1% to 3% copper by weight, and a remaining weight of the solder alloy that is tin.

Abstract: Systems and methods herein describe privacy preserving multi-touch attribution. The described systems access a plurality of impression events and a plurality of conversion events, and for each impression event and each conversion event, wherein each impression event and each conversion event are associated with user identifiers, the described systems generates a hashed user identifier based on the associated user identifier, initiates a key agreement protocol comprising a key, generates an encrypted identifier by encrypting the hashed user identifier with the key, and stores the encrypted identifier.

Abstract: Systems and methods herein describe privacy preserving multi-touch attribution. The described systems access a plurality of impression events and a plurality of conversion events, and for each impression event and each conversion event, wherein each impression event and each conversion event are associated with user identifiers, the described systems generates a hashed user identifier based on the associated user identifier, initiates a key agreement protocol comprising a key, generates an encrypted identifier by encrypting the hashed user identifier with the key, and stores the encrypted identifier.

Abstract: An example computer-implemented system maintains user profiles and displays external content. Method and system are provided for performing attribution of conversions with respect to the external content in a privacy safe manner by anonymizing personally identifiable information utilizing cryptographic salt.

Abstract: When a messaging system generates connection recommendations for a new user, who first registers with the messaging system, the signals available for generation of recommendations may be limited to the user's contact book matches. Using just this limited signal poses a concern associated with leaking information about users represented by the recommendations. The technical problem of generating connection recommendations for a user at registration time in a privacy-safe manner is addressed by a recommendation methodology that obscures the connection source and the connection distance of the recommended profiles.

Abstract: An electrical assembly includes an electrical connector soldered to a conductive pad disposed on a glass surface by a solder alloy consisting essentially of 17% to 28% indium by weight, 12% to 20% zinc by weight, 1% to 6% silver by weight, 1% to 3% copper by weight, and a remaining weight of the solder alloy being tin.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a first layer formed of a copper based material and a second layer formed of an iron-nickel alloy. The second layer has a thickness of 8% to 30% of the thickness of the electrical connector. The electrical connector also includes a third layer which is formed of a solder alloy that consists essentially of 17% to 28% indium by weight, 12% to 20% zinc by weight, 1% to 6% silver by weight, 1% to 3% copper by weight, and a remaining weight of the solder alloy that is tin.

Abstract: Disclosed are methods and systems for generating a suggestion inventory that provides improved user engagement while ensuring privacy of relationships on a social network. The methods and systems include accessing an entity graph that specifies connections between a plurality of users on the social network; identifying a first candidate user of the plurality of users that is indirectly connected to a given user of the plurality of users; computing a number of unique paths on the entity graph between the first candidate user and the given user; determining that the number of unique paths exceeds a first threshold and includes a minimum number of friends of the given user that are directly connected to the given user on the entity graph; and adding the first candidate friend to a friend suggestion inventory for the given user in response to the determination.

Abstract: When a messaging system generates connection recommendations for a new user, who first registers with the messaging system, the signals available for generation of recommendations may be limited to the user's contact book matches. Using just this limited signal poses a concern associated with leaking information about users represented by the recommendations. The technical problem of generating connection recommendations for a user at registration time in a privacy-safe manner is addressed by a recommendation methodology that obscures the connection source and the connection distance of the recommended profiles.

Abstract: When a messaging system generates connection recommendations for a new user, who first registers with the messaging system, the signals available for generation of recommendations may be limited to the user's contact book matches. Using just this limited signal poses a concern associated with leaking information about users represented by the recommendations. The technical problem of generating connection recommendations for a user at registration time in a privacy-safe manner is addressed by a recommendation methodology that obscures the connection source and the connection distance of the recommended profiles.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure involve a system comprising a computer-readable storage medium storing a program and a method for determining whether data utilization is privacy compliant. The program and method includes receiving input, via a graphical user interface, that includes identification of an application feature that utilizes user data collected from a plurality of users of the application; generating, for display in the graphical user interface, a plurality of fields that characterize utilization of user data; receiving, via the graphical user interface, a selection of one or more fields, the selected one or more fields characterize the utilization of the user data by the application feature; determining, based on the selected one or more fields, whether the utilization of the user data is privacy compliant; and generating, for display, an approval status indicating whether the utilization of the user data is privacy compliant.

Abstract: An electrical assembly includes an electrical connector soldered to a conductive pad disposed on a glass surface by a solder alloy consisting essentially of 17% to 28% indium by weight, 12% to 20% zinc by weight, 1% to 6% silver by weight, 1% to 3% copper by weight, and a remaining weight of the solder alloy being tin.

Abstract: An example computer-implemented system maintains user profiles and displays external content. Method and system are provided for performing attribution of conversions with respect to the external content in a privacy safe manner by anonymizing personally identifiable information utilizing cryptographic salt.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a first layer having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and a second layer overlaying the first layer having a second coefficient of thermal expansion. A first difference between the first coefficient of thermal expansion and a coefficient of thermal expansion of glass is greater than a second difference between the second coefficient of thermal expansion and the coefficient of thermal expansion of glass. The electrical connector further includes a layer of a solder alloy having about 15% to 28% indium by weight, about 5% to 20% zinc by weight, about 1% to 6% silver by weight, and at least 36% tin by weight. The solder layer is disposed on at least a portion of the second layer.

Abstract: An electrical connector includes a first layer having a first coefficient of thermal expansion and a second layer overlaying the first layer having a second coefficient of thermal expansion. A first difference between the first coefficient of thermal expansion and a coefficient of thermal expansion of glass is greater than a second difference between the second coefficient of thermal expansion and the coefficient of thermal expansion of glass. The electrical connector further includes a layer of a solder alloy having about 15% to 28% indium by weight, about 5% to 20% zinc by weight, about 1% to 6% silver by weight, and at least 36% tin by weight. The solder layer is disposed on at least a portion of the second layer.