Sentence examples for damage privacy from inspiring English sources

P3P will damage privacy by aggregating personal information and releasing it to any Web site with a compliant privacy policy, said Dr. Horst Joepen, chief executive.

Peel said even she didn't fully appreciate how much damage privacy intrusions like the one the Fei suffered had on people.

An umbrella group of European consumer organizations, BEUC, complained to the commission as early as July that a takeover of DoubleClick would damage privacy rights and limit Internet content.

When it refused, he issued legal proceedings, claiming reputational damage, privacy infringement and violation of his 'right to be forgotten' – even though the latter had never been applied against a news website.

The paper raised the second damaging privacy issue that has confronted KaZaA's file-sharing service recently.

But there are fears that the technology could change the world in unwelcome ways: eradicating jobs, damaging privacy and forcing companies to adopt the technology or lose out.

According to literature and interviews, insecurities such as increased risk of theft, loss and damage [25], privacy concerns [2] and vulnerability to criminal activity [25] form major barriers.

The courts have struggled to calibrate appropriate levels of damages in privacy cases.

British courts seem to award lower damages in privacy cases than in libel cases, though it is hard to find exact comparisons.

Gagged: A year of injunctions Madonna – October 2009 The singer won substantial undisclosed damages for privacy and infringement of copyright last October over a Sunday newspaper's publication of "purloined" photos of her wedding to Guy Ritchie.

With awards limited to these matters, it would be hard for the court to grant substantial damages for privacy invasions since awards in personal injury claims have always been comparatively modest.