Sentence examples for considered anonymous from inspiring English sources

Each cookie contains a tracking number, and since the number identifies a computer, not a specific user, it is considered anonymous.

"The Family Fang," published this week by Ecco, tells the story of Caleb and Camille Fang, parents and avant-garde performance artists who are dedicated to pulling public stunts with the help of their sometimes-unwilling offspring, Annie and Buster, who are considered anonymous pieces of the artwork and referred to as Child A and Child B. Somehow the Fang children survive it all.

In order to mitigate this, the subjects were told that no one was being evaluated and their participation was considered anonymous.

In order to mitigate this, we explained to the students that no one was being evaluated and their participation was considered anonymous.

However, even in databases considered "anonymous", it may still be possible to obtain sensitive information about some individuals or groups of individuals with the use of pattern recognition algorithms.

The genre belongs in the general realm of folklore, and many fairy tales are called 'folk tales', and are attributed to oral tradition, and considered anonymous and popular in the sense of originating not among an elite, but among the unlettered, the Volk (the people in German, as in 'Volkswagen', the 'People's Car').

Consider anonymous postings, libel and physical and emotional repercussions in your response".

The Supreme Soviet banned security organs from considering anonymous accusations in February 1988, as Mikhail S. Gorbachev was trying to foster a more open society.

It is also an invaluable guide for those considering anonymous conception assistance.

There's one more thing to consider: Anonymous or not, are you prepared for the challenges of being a patriotic insider?

In contrast, CNN reported in the same year that "security industry experts generally don't consider Anonymous a major player in the world of cybercrime" due the group's reliance on DDoS attacks that briefly disabled websites rather than the more serious damage possible through hacking.