Sentence examples for access to conversations from inspiring English sources
Over the last week or so, there have been reports that suggested Skype had expanded its cooperation with law enforcement agencies that are eager to gain access to conversations over the service.
Even without access to conversations, enemies could monitor the itineraries of officials and infer all kinds of interesting intelligence.
According to Greenwald, NSA agents even have real-time access to conversations and chats on Skype, Gmail and other platforms that are being targeted.
Currently, authorities must ask companies like Google and Facebook for access to conversations.
It is tragically ironic that a figure with as much profile and access to conversations about gender, such as Germaine Greer, would resort to arguments about what a "real woman" is, and draw a line that excludes transgender women.
Some parents would have desired easier access to conversations with doctors and wanted medical information to be given directly by doctors rather than by nurses.
Previous studies have shown that typically developing children are advantaged on the CVT compared to children with limited access to conversation such as children with autism and deaf children with hearing parents [25], [26].
It has said that the peer-to-peer nature of Skype's Internet conversations means the company does not store and has no access to past conversations.
The Mooc augments my PhD studies by making it possible for me to be a public thinker and learner; by giving me up-to-the-minute access to the conversations shaping and driving my field, and the opportunity to participate in these conversations.
The Milan-based firm explicitly markets the Trojan tool as a means to get access to Skype conversations – and says authorities still frequently complain about a lack of ability to eavesdrop on Skype calls.
On August 5th Mr Ching was formally charged with spying for Taiwan, though the true reason is likely to be linked to transcripts he had access to of conversations with the late Zhao Ziyang about the Tiananmen crackdown, opposed by the former prime minister.
