Sentence examples for Trample on privacy from inspiring English sources

Four decades later, and six weeks into his new job as director of the NSA, the agency is facing similar accusations: that it has used its vast and intrusive surveillance powers to trample on privacy.

That's exactly the kind of situation that Apple is battling to prevent right now, stressing that the FBI order to open the iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters sets a dangerous precent that tramples on privacy and safety for "millions" of users.

Airbnb and other companies have been reluctant to share data, including how long travelers had stayed and the price they paid, arguing that doing so would trample on hosts' privacy rights.

Facebook "tramples" on European privacy law by tracking people without consent, Belgium's privacy watchdog has said.

In a joint statement, they said: "The charge that the program tramples on the privacy of citizens is simply wrong.

Republicans are flouting the rule of law and trampling on individual privacy just to score points with this constituency.

Regulators around the world must act to ensure concrete steps are taken to uphold peoples rights and stop Google routinely trampling on our privacy".

It found that the categories of data required to be collected are so extensive that the bill risks trampling on the privacy of citizens.

Congressman Daniel Webster, a Republican from Florida who voted to eliminate the survey, argued that it "tramples on personal privacy," and that spending taxpayer dollars on it was "wasteful," according to a statement provided by Kelly Kwas, a spokeswoman.

It should be no surprise that a surveillance program whose existence was assumed rather than debated, and whose legal basis was retrofitted rather than carefully considered by Congress, trampled on the privacy rights of hundreds of millions.

Now we have concrete evidence that GCHQ acts in direct, daily collusion with the NSA, even if that means trampling on the privacy of tens of millions of British citizens.