Sentence examples similar to consenting customer from inspiring English sources

Department store Nordstrom's "innovations lab" can track the movements of consenting customers within the store.

Authorizes individuals and companies to monitor their own computer networks and those of their consenting customers for cyber threats and to implement countermeasures to block those threats.

For instance, PayPal now says that it will not market to customers using automated calls and texts without explicit written consent; customers can revoke that consent at any time by contacting support; and customers will be able to use PayPal's service even if they don't agree to receiving autodialed calls and texts.

The White House proposal would prohibit affiliates of large financial conglomerates, for example, an insurance company and a bank, from sharing information like medical records when a customer applies for a loan unless the customer consented.

Since then, Ms. Capone has been negotiating an obstacle course of city permits, and along the way, she made the ill-fated decision — with her customers' consent — to operate without city approval until things were sorted out.

Chicago is severing business ties with Wells Fargo & Co. for a year after the bank paid penalties to settle claims that employees opened accounts without customers' consent to meet sales goals.

The law, which is to take effect next month, requires technology companies to limit their collection of user data to what they need to perform services, and to obtain customers' consent for how their data will be used and with whom it will be shared.

In addition to accounting for practices that lead to fraudulently opened accounts, examiners will likely expect the sales practices risk management program to consider misleading statements made to encourage customers to consent to a new product or service, or forcing customers to accept products or services they do not want in order to obtain one they do (i.e., bundling).

Perhaps most notable is the simple fact that Verizon itself does not seem to need to be informed whether a customer has consented to having their location polled.

Subsequently, the Finance Ministry imposed a general prohibition on financial intermediaries who offered investments in off-market commodities futures by "cold calling" potential clients, which means calling potential customers and offering them services without the customers' prior consent to receiving telephone solicitation.

There are loopholes in location-based services, and companies should get consent from customers to collect location data".