Sentence examples for call privacy from inspiring English sources

These three – secrecy, anonymity and autonomy – are the principal components of a mixture we call "privacy".

This "self video nano copter" will probably be ringing alarm bells for those lamenting an idea we used to call privacy, but it's effectively doing the same thing as Google's Project Glass will do, letting you record video and upload it to the web except this could potentially hover places it's not meant to.

At Carnegie Mellon University, a group is working on what it calls "privacy nudges".

J. Trevor Hughes, writing on a blog called Privacy Perspectives, said that "privacy has always been a difficult concept to define".

In 2009, the Interactive Advertising Bureau introduced a similar ad campaign called Privacy Matters that had a decidedly different tone.

But the limitations of technology until recently have afforded a kind of de facto protection he calls "privacy by obscurity".

For now, the trade commission hopes to adopt an approach that it calls "privacy by design," where companies are required to build protections into their everyday business practices.

With that end in mind, he will teach next fall in a new, interdisciplinary one-year master's program at Carnegie Mellon called privacy engineering.

When I returned a few years later, I found a booming economy and, eventually, a space called "privacy" that hadn't really existed before.

One of the most intense paintings here is a burst of black and red and fire-orange called Privacy and Self-Expression in the Bedroom (2004-06).

The company is adding a new top-level control, called Privacy Shortcuts, that will allow people to quickly change who can see their "stuff" (as Facebook calls it) and who can contact them through the Web site.