In the interest of protecting consumers, the FCC needs to step aside and let the FTC take a more comprehensive look at protecting privacy across the entire ecosystem, including what can be collected and sold, how it will be used, how long it can be retained by companies and when consumers should have the right to "opt out" of the collection of personal identifiable information.
He suggests asking such questions as: What products are being used, how long can the refinishing be expected to last, whether the job will save on the cost of long-term maintenance and whether some other product or treatment might save time and money in the future?
But, unlike people in the West who have the luxury of paying a flat fee to get unlimited Internet on their phone, or have Wi-Fi hotspots to hop on, Priya's biggest challenge is figuring out which of these apps she can use, and for how long.
World-renowned activist Angela Davis will explore how we can use both long-established and more contemporary tools to build resilient architectures of resistance, informed through her own experience fighting against the prison-industrial complex.
And he can use quite long sentences.
The best solution is for lawmakers to pass legislation that sets clear rules that would regulate and limit how businesses collect personal information, what they can use it for and how long they keep it.
Your editorial urging "lawmakers to pass legislation that sets clear rules that would regulate and limit how businesses collect personal information, what they can use it for and how long they keep it" is absolutely correct ("Monitoring Your Every Move," Oct. 10).
Because the barnacles grow at a known rate, scientists can use them to estimate how long the kelp has been at sea.
Forest tenure determines who can use what resources, for how long and under what conditions.
Tenure rights, i.e. rights to land or other natural resources, define who can use what resources for how long and under what conditions.
