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I think you are a bit confused. They are very different in what they guarantee.

The goal of MPC is to hide the inputs of the program. But it is okay for an adversary to make all sorts of inferences by looking at the outputs.

The goal of differential privacy is to limit the kind of inferences that an adversary can make about a particular user/input from the output itself.




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