Sentence examples for circumvent device from inspiring English sources

In short, for government to legitimately circumvent device encryption through a court order, legal authorization to access the contents of the device (typically through a judicial warrant) is necessary.

Creating master keys to circumvent device encryption would leave no user of that platform — or any other platform — safe, should the law change to allow government investigators the power to force any company to essentially hack their users.

However, unlike the PBT, which was used by police who could ensure its maintenance and integrity, the vehicle interlock was intended for managing impaired-driving offenders who might be expected to attempt to circumvent the device.

Such technologies include data systems that record both driver actions and vehicle responses, miniature cameras and face recognition to identify the user, Wi-Fi systems to provide rapid reporting on offender performance and any attempt to circumvent the device, GPS tracking of the vehicle, and more rapid means for monitoring the integrity of the interlock system.

Prosecutors in cities from coast-to-coast confirmed that they plan to seek similar orders circumventing the device encryption on hundreds of phones in cases completely unrelated to terrorism.

But it remains unclear how effective this commitment will be in circumventing mobile device thefts considering many companies already include these types of measures on their devices.

The search giant also has been accused of circumventing mobile-device browsers' privacy protections so that it could track the activities of consumers.

Not all the new devices circumvent incisions.

To circumvent the recording devices, companies are digging up a long-abandoned chestnut -- the live commercial.

"What we sued the defendants for was circumventing our protective device," said Leon P. Gold, the lawyer for the movie companies.

Such devices circumvent drawbacks of extravascular macrodevices, but significantly lower the possibility of retrieval after usage (Kizilel et al., 2005).