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[vc_row el_class="oeg-kbentry"][vc_column width="2/5" el_class="oeg-kbentry-sidebar-box"][vc_widget_sidebar sidebar_id="knowledgebasesidebaropendataen" el_class="oeg-kbentry-sidebar"][/vc_column][vc_column width="3/5" el_class="oeg-kbentry-content-box"][vc_column_text el_class="oeg-kbentry-content-title"] [/vc_column_text][vc_column_text css="" el_class="oeg-kbentry-content"]Researchers should make their data as open as possible, unless the data are confidential, protected by laws or if their unrestricted transmission could be regarded as unethical. Your funding or research coordinator will often inform you if your planned data collection leads to data that requires additional security/protection. Data that are particularly worthy of protection include: Heath or genetic data, criminal records, survey data with identifiable test persons and pupils – or standardised test results. Sharing the data may not be possible for the following reasons: Copyright and patents: […]https://openeconomics.zbw.eu/wp-content/uploads/1905/05/SharingDataCaution-2025.png20002349