Other Examples
Finn Brunton, Helen F. Nissenbaum · The MIT Press eBooks · 2015
The authors provide an additional eighteen examples of obfuscation. By contrast with the core cases of I.1, these examples are broader and more varied in their application, including speculative design projects, patents, file-sharing tools, and business and financial strategies. This section does not expand the fundamental lexicon of what obfuscation is and does, but instead shows how it is applied to specific kinds of challenges, including textual stylometry, facial recognition, loyalty cards, criminal investigations, and software code.