The phrase "a clear privacy" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the concept of privacy that is easily understood or well-defined, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The new policy aims to establish a clear privacy for all users, ensuring their data is protected."
Alternatives: "transparent privacy" or "defined privacy".
MatchLogic had a clear privacy policy that said it would not transfer those names to any third party without permission.
In recent weeks, Mr. Polonetsky says, he has cut off a half-dozen clients whose sites did not meet DoubleClick's criteria, which include having a clear privacy page on the client's site and an easy way to opt out of data collection.
Which poses a clear privacy threat to the user.
What's more, it didn't have a clear privacy policy in place.
But, while France has a clear privacy law which makes publication of photos taken on private property both a criminal and a civil offence, it also has a clutch of successful celebrity magazines which often simply ignore the law.
Tim has been a strong voice in the debate around privacy, as the leader of a company which has taken a clear privacy position, we look forward to hearing his perspective.
President Obama has claimed he welcomes a debate about the proper balance between security and privacy – though it's not at all clear privacy and security present a real tradeoff.
Which is a very clear privacy win.
Meanwhile, the store's new Kids category comes with its own stricter rules for developers about using "parental gates" to double-check that the iTunes account holder is aware of in-app purchases, as well as a demand for clear privacy policies.
Health is capable of collecting, storing and analysing a range of personal data, but there are clear privacy implications here – for Apple and any company involved in this space, from Google and Microsoft to the growing number of smaller fitness-focused app and device makers.
But the lack of clear privacy controls has always been part of a much larger problem that had to do with Facebook's growing disrespect for privacy — and not just the effectiveness with which such disrespect was codified on the site.
