The phrase "at your information" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase would be appropriately used due to its incorrect structure.
Example: "I appreciate your assistance, but I must clarify that I am not at your information."
Alternatives: "for your information" or "in your knowledge".
"Melanie met you on Nov. 7 at your information session".
Or are other, unauthorized people looking at your information?
If you don't want people looking at your information, either don't make it publicly available or don't post it in the first place.
Modern operating systems like Windows and Apple's Mac OS X have built-in software called a firewall, which blocks some doors that hackers try to punch through to get at your information.
In his article, How to stop hackers from stealing your information on public Wi-Fi, author Arthur Baxter says "Hackers want to sit between you and the websites you visit in order to look at your information.
The race to build the biggest, most comprehensive and specialized cache of at-your-fingertips information and analysis on the business of Washington has added one more combatant.
There will be no way for the media outlet to ask follow-up questions or share info back with you, but at least your information is likely to reach them.
It also looks at your profile information to try to target the recommendations a little bit better.
No one should look at your account information.
At the Download Your Information tool launch in 2010, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg himself said, "Stuff that you put into the site, you should be able to take out".
But, thanks to your Social Security number and your latest purchase at the drugstore, your information has probably been scooped up into a database with the records of millions of other people who hate technology, too.
