Sentence examples for data of Russian from inspiring English sources

In September, Kommersant reported that Apple had rented space in Russia to house the data of Russian citizens.

The study is based on the data of Russian Federation regions but this method can be freely transformed for other countries.

Specifically, we're told that Twitter is reviewing where it stores the data of Russian users who have a commercial relationship as advertisers on the platform.

For example, in November 2016, Russia's communications regulator ordered public access to LinkedIn's website to be blocked to comply with a court ruling that found the social networking firm guilty of violating a data storage law, which stipulates the personal data of Russian users must be stored on the territory of the Russian Federation [12].

The statement ends with a surprisingly broad conclusion to emphasize the point (italics ours): "The company has refused to fulfill the requirement of localization of databases with personal data of Russian citizens on the territory of the Russian Federation, thus confirming its lack of interest in the Russian market".

As a matter of fact PETER-SERVICE is uniquely placed as a surveillance partner due to the remarkable visibility their products provide into the data of Russian subscribers of mobile operators, which expose to PETER-SERVICE valuable metadata, including phone and message records, device identifiers (IMEI, MAC addresses), network identifiers (IP addresses), cell tower information and much more.

Russian airstrikes in northwest Syria have heavily targeted ethnic Turkmen areas, according to a Reuters data analysis of Russian Defense Ministry data.

But as Germany crumbled in the spring of 1945, Allied agents, led by Dr. Goudsmit, were desperate to learn how close Heisenberg and his program had come to making a bomb and, in particular, to keep the scientists and their data out of Russian hands.

Last night, the Russian State Duma (parliament) passed the first bill requiring that the personal data of all Russians should be stored inside the country.

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These methods are illustrated with respect to disease and population models, including application to infectious count data from an outbreak of "Russian influenza" (A/USSR/1977 H1N1) in an educational institution.