The phrase "amounts of users" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term is "number of users," as "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The number of users on the platform has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "quantities of users" or "total users."
Consumer advocates have criticized the part of Microsoft's new.Net initiative known as Hailstorm, which would collect large amounts of users' personal information within one computer system.
Skeptics will say that shows that Twitter is having trouble generating revenue in countries where it has large amounts of users, like Japan and Indonesia.
Companies have access to huge amounts of users' personal data, and don't have to deal with much oversight about what they do with it.
Like Snapchat, Facebook began by attracting vast amounts of users before monetizing this resource by selling them ads, and - more controversially - mining their personal information in order to sell them better ads.
"It has dealt with bigger amounts of users in the past".
Does that lead to massive amounts of users fleeing iPhones for Android devices?
Enormous amounts of user data are being harnessed at scale to identify individuals among a sea of website clicks.
Across industries, companies are using the vast amounts of user-generated data to guide innovation of new products and services.
Most of today's tech business models are based on targeted advertisement, which relies on collecting, sharing, and analyzing vast amounts of user data.
What's more, letting the contract expire was fundamental to Google's business model, which relies on gathering mass amounts of user data, he said.
RAD is a contingent approach to interactive software development that is characterised by large amounts of user involvement, incremental prototyping and product-based project management.
