No, it's not possible to completely de-identify data so that GDPR doesn't apply. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to any personal data, which is defined as any information relating to an identified or identifiable person. If it's possible to single out an individual through the use of the data, then it is considered personal data and is subject to GDPR.

However, data can be pseudonymized, which means that the direct personal identifiers are replaced with pseudonyms so that the individual can no longer be identified directly. This can reduce the risks associated with processing the data and limit the scope of the GDPR, but the data still falls under the scope of the regulation.
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