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Privacy Leakage from a Thousand Words: Millipixel Location Recovery from Dot Maps
Dot maps, which visualize individual data points as dots over a geographic region, are widely used across diverse domains to represent spatial patterns in sensitive data. However, the understanding of the privacy risks associated with dot maps remains limited, particularly for maps covering large ge
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