Sentence examples for abuses of users from inspiring English sources

Last week Facebook updated their developer platform to restrict some of the more egregious abuses of users by application developers – bait and switch profile advertisements and friend spamming.

Regulators are receiving more than 150 allegations of abuse of users of adult social care services every day, the Observer reported this weekend.

Naturally enough, The Internship's interns find no time to consider issues such as intrusion into privacy, the abuse of users' data, monopoly action or the appropriation of intellectual property.

The report, a redacted copy of which is available on the commission's website, is one of several periodic reviews of Facebook's compliance with a 2011 federal consent decree, which required Facebook to take wide-ranging steps to prevent the abuse of users' information and to inform them how it was being shared with other companies.

He also outlined steps Facebook has taken to address the data leak and the company's plans to prevent the abuse of users' privacy moving forward.

For anyone who's been watching the chaos surrounding Facebook after the revelations surrounding Cambridge Analytica's abuse of users' data, they may have noticed a handful of people calling for a mass account deletion.

Facebook is scrambling to add safeguards against abuse of user data as it reels from backlash over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

First announced amid a slew of updates Zuckerberg offered up in March as the scandal around abuse of user data by the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica was first coming to light, the new bounty program is modeled off of Facebook's attempts to combat hackers with a $1 million bug bounty.

The subsequent debate has focused on how much Twitter and other companies should do to tackle abuse of their users by other users.

Theresa May has talked of the "additional concerns and challenges" posed to young people by social media, while the health and social care secretary, Jeremy Hunt has warned companies they could face sanctions unless they did more to tackle sexting, cyberbullying and the abuse of young users.

Systematic monitoring of police abuse of drug users around pharmacies and other service points may also help address structural barriers to service access [ 34].