The document also sets out how, in some circumstances, even passwords can be regarded as metadata.
NavCon architecture makes use of ontology as metadata to contextualize user search for information.
The full structure and contents of the diagnosis reports are used as metadata for indexing images.
What it does is force certain types of telecommunication companies to store certain types of communications data known as "metadata".
What's known as "metadata" tells them everything about a message except its content, and this is extraordinarily revealing.
From the bowels of our military-industrial wormhole, meta has re-emerged as metadata: humorless, phlegmatic, oppressive.
Stack seamless integration is also pivotal to success, which also has significant implications on things such as Metadata.
Police and security agencies have told the inquiry these details, commonly known as metadata, are crucial to criminal investigations and the laws will ensure uniform storage practices.
The information is classed as "metadata", or transactional information, rather than communications, and so does not require individual warrants to access.
What is particularly nice about Lightroom is that all your edits are non-destructive: your changes are stored as metadata with the original file.
One GCHQ document from 2010 notes that cookie data – which generally qualifies as metadata – has become just as important to the spies.
