Sentence examples for blocking applications from inspiring English sources

According to Seoul's ministry of science, ICT and future planning, China said it was blocking applications because terrorist organisations were plotting or inciting attacks and spreading information about how to make bombs through channels such as mobile messaging apps and video websites.

Notably, the rules are watered down for wireless Net providers like AT&T and Verizon, which would be prohibited from blocking Web sites, but not from blocking applications or services unless those applications directly compete with providers' voice and video products, like Skype.

Is Apple blocking applications that could compete with Apple's own offerings at some point?

What's worse, Apple was apparently blocking applications from downloading content that had been purchased outside the application — which could spell bad news for Amazon's Kindle platform.

According to Bergmayer, AT&T's plan violates the FCC's Open Internet rules, specifically one that bars carriers from blocking "applications that compete with the provider's voice or video telephony services".

When the App Store first launched Apple was routinely blocking applications like iFart and Pull My Finger, until it finally opened the floodgates to these 'joke' applications in December 2008.

Onshore windfarms, proven to be low-cost and low-carbon, get undermined by the government, with local opposition given power to block applications.

So states will not be able to block applications to Strasbourg by claiming that cases have already been decided by their own courts.

The F.C.C.'s rules state that mobile providers may not "block applications that compete with the provider's voice or video telephony services".

Jones said many of the buyers are wealthy individuals who failed to buy any Royal Mail shares after the government decided to block applications from anyone who ordered more than £10,000 worth of shares.

They claim that it is a violation of the F.C.C's net neutrality rules, which say that mobile providers may not block applications that compete with the provider's voice or video telephony services.