Sentence examples for collection of location from inspiring English sources
First, the collection of location information is not clearly restricted to inappropriate context.
"The secretive collection of location data crosses the privacy line," said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center, a privacy policy organization based in Washington.
Daum said the collection of location data by its mobile ad services was not illegal, as the data were anonymous and could not be used to track individuals.
Mr. Kranig, in an interview, said Apple had attributed the unauthorized data collection to a programmer's error and had redesigned iPhone software to give Germans the option to allow collection of location data.
Bulk collection of location data means that the government may be able to look back years and see what doctor's office or bookstore or lecture hall you were in, who sat next to you on a sofa or in your kitchen — who you are and who you love.
It's by no means the first time that a big tech firm has been in hot water over collection of location data: for as long as phones have been able to provide granular details of your position, companies and researchers have been trying to make use of it.
The Historypin app, free on iOS, is a collection of location-tagged photos of street scenes from as far back as 1840.
The question always comes back to data collection". Onuoha referred to her study on Google published in Quartz, where she pointed out how despite robust collection of location-based data, certain populated and popular places show up as blanks on Google Maps, citing Brazil's favelas and Lago's lagoon settlements as just two examples.
All of the trucking executives are callous boors for whom New York is nothing more than a collection of locations between which they can move goods for profit.
Some of them have tapped into nationwide networks of fee-free machines that are bigger than any one bank's collection of locations.
