Sentence examples for access to calls from inspiring English sources
In a letter to the judge, he cited among other things, safety issues and limited staff resources for the policy of restricting access to calls on that wing.
Vodafone and EE (owner of the Orange and T-Mobile networks) have signed a 10-year deal to offer mobile services on Eurostar services, with access to calls voice, texts and 3G internet to be introduced in March follow by 4G data this summer.
"But it is not unknown for intelligence agencies to use tame insiders at telephone companies to get access to calls," said the consultant.
A telecoms security consultant, who preferred not to be named, speculated that intelligence agencies would be more likely to seek access to calls via the mobile operators.
Unlike, say, Google's Project Jacquard and its partnership with Levi's, the goal is not to offer access to calls, texts, maps and music controls when you can't get to your phone – like when you're riding your bike, for example.
In the past six months the percentage of companies restricting access to calls has dropped to 50%, due to pressure from SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt, who has been criticizing the practice for more than a year, and the advent of online trading.
Since Joseph and Denise did not have a phone, and access to call centers was too costly, the family stayed in touch by mail.
The campaign to force communications companies to keep and provide access to call and internet records began when Labour was in power and was revived in modified form under the coalition.
"This is an incredible red herring," said Kevin Bankston, a lawyer for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a privacy rights group that has sued AT&T over its cooperation with the government, including access to calling records.
Many apps request access to call logs and texting data to verify two-factor authentication codes, for social sharing, or to replace the phone dialer.
Almost like magic, they now have access to call logs, text messages, and in some cases even deleted data.
