Sentence examples for acquired personal from inspiring English sources
"In this particular case, the customer's data was compromised by a person who had acquired personal information about the customer.
While the peasants acquired personal freedom, they were not allowed to own land.
(In 2007, Mr. Baroin, an antiques dealer, acquired personal papers, jewelry and client ledgers from the Belperron estate that were thought to be lost).
Christopher Wylie, the former C.A. employee who recently came forward to detail how the company improperly acquired personal data from fifty million Facebook users, has said that the company used that data to create a "psychological warfare mindfuck tool".
Weeks earlier, Peter Humphrey, a British man who operated a Shanghai due diligence firm with his American wife, Yu Yingzeng, appeared in handcuffs on state television confessing to having inappropriately acquired personal data.
Note: The Washington Post acquired personal news aggregation service iCurrent back in July 2010, so we wouldn't be surprised if a large part of the machinery behind Trove stems from that particular deal, terms of which were not disclosed.
Escalating healthcare expenditures give insurers equally escalating incentives to acquire personal behavior data in order to improve their risk calculation (and reject claims).
As the judge's inquisitors taunted them over their papers' involvement in acquiring personal data and harassing celebrities, Scotland Yard was developing its own narrative on press skulduggery.
"We sometimes in the past used illegal means to acquire personal information," said the man in the video, his face obscured by a digital blot, speaking in fluent Mandarin Chinese.
Phishing, act of sending e-mail that purports to be from a reputable source, such as the recipient's bank or credit card provider, and that seeks to acquire personal or financial information.
Thousands of trojans in circulation are used for a variety of malicious purposes: browsing the hard drive to steal data, logging key strokes to acquire personal passwords or account numbers, erasing files, shutting down the computer at random, sending spam from the user's e-mail account, or deleting the entire hard drive.
