Sentence examples for bend privacy from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Scobbie said the group had discussed how far the networks might be willing to bend privacy rules to assist the police in pursuing online criminal activity.

I'm a modest person bent on privacy and lonely sadness, so I have very few friends.

Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling kept their baby news a secret up until the very end of Mendes' pregnancy, but it appears the parents are bending their privacy policy a bit these days.

This time, instead of shooting the bend in the privacy of his video studio, he choose a busy square in his hometown of Toronto.

You could try to bend this as some privacy attack on users, but it's not.

Consumers are willing to bend a little on privacy to ensure that a brand reaches out to them in meaningful ways, like rewarding them with perks including loyalist discounts and premium offers, free shipping, or the ability to make exchanges and returns in-store.

Facebook may be bending the rules of privacy, but it hasn't broken them.

The courts have dabbed at it and tried to develop a privacy tort or bend the law relating to breach of confidence so that it extends to protecting personal privacy.

Senator Kyl also said Mr. Ashcroft had a "strong civil libertarian bent" on issues like Internet privacy and a wariness of government power.

Corporations have incentives to invade our privacy, and they often bend the rules.

The bad: Those fortunate to have their own offices can close the door and indulge in a few moments of privacy while trying a briefcase bend.