Sentence examples for considered personal from inspiring English sources

Data that identifies a person is considered personal, including email addresses and even the IP address that identifies each computer.

The fingerprints are considered personal property of the person who has voluntarily filed them, and any time he wants them back he can have them.

The name John Smith, for instance, isn't considered personal data as it wouldn't identify an individual on its own.

Still, I decided he was cool, with a ragged but considered personal style, and a pretty sweet orange bike.

She said that information such as IP and URL data were too remote to be considered personal information.

More broadly, in Europe an e-mail or IP address is considered personal, whereas in America it might not be.

Pets and duty-free items are considered personal items, as are purses, briefcases, laptops, diaper bags, camera bags, food containers and backpacks.

She ruled that the types of mobile network data sought – including IP and URL information – were too remote to be considered personal information.

But like the Clinton presidency, Mr. Bush's Texas record is off-limits because polling shows that an attack on an opponent's public record is now also considered "personal".

Yet that movement altered the Constitution in a radical fashion, extending its reach to matters once considered personal and restricting freedoms rather than expanding them.

Nominally, he is writing down the boy's "begats"—three generations of Reverend Ameses, each a little less storied than his forebear but he is also sifting his long-considered personal faith.