The phrase "a privacy issue for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concerns or problems related to privacy that affect a specific person, group, or organization.
Example: "The new data collection policy raises a significant privacy issue for our customers."
Alternatives: "a concern regarding privacy for" or "a privacy concern for".
Shortly after joining I wrote what would be the first of many posts criticizing Facebook for a privacy issue — in this case, there was a notification box with some misleading wording.
You can disable this if you aren't interested, but city-level location probably won't present a huge privacy issue for most people.
Mukti, from Kaligonj slum explains the sanitation as the worst problem in slums, while other girls flagged the issue of 'privacy' during adolescence and also pointed out exposed latrines and bathrooms as a nagging privacy issue for grown up girls.
News Feed recently made headlines for a privacy issue that distributed user stories that they had not approved.
The digital assistant as a privacy issue may not be a problem for you -- some people feel they have nothing to hide -- but it is for sure something consumers need to think about before transmitting their lives to the cloud where it may be only a matter of time, or bad luck, before a hacker streams it for laughs or loot.
"What's at stake is a core digital privacy issue for consumers right now, which is the extent to which their digital communications are protected from use by third parties".
The deputies said further that background checks for plant workers were unconstitutional and that the government wanted "to avoid raising what is a deeply sensitive privacy issue for Japanese society".
But W3C admits that P3P by itself "does not resolve all privacy issues for either the user or the Web site".
In addition to the platform performance and data mining issues, the privacy issue for big data analytics was a promising research in recent years.
In particular, ISO/TS 18308 standard gives the definitions of security and privacy issue for electronic health records [14].
Discovering the four-million-digit prime has inspired the group to go after a $100,000 prize offered by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit organization involved in privacy issues, for finding one with 10 million digits.
