Why did SharpV anonymized plate identifiers change after a configuration change?
Answered by ANPR AI·Sourced
Short answer
Check whether the anonymization salt changed.
Explanation
The HTTP/HTTPS extension uses a salt when anonymizing plate data.
Things to check
- Salt value
- Anonymization setting
- Identifier before and after
What to do
Keep the intended salt consistent across the required matching period. Treat cross-salt matching limitations as part of the data design.
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