Sentence examples for data protection plans from inspiring English sources
He said the Japanese electronics company was going to great lengths to create strong data protection plans for what it is now calling the PSP after facing extensive software piracy of videogame titles designed for its first generation PlayStation.
BERLIN — The European Commission's advisory panel on data protection plans this week to urge governments in the European Union to treat the geographic location of cellphone users as personal data, deserving of the highest level of privacy protection.
The research and restricted data protection plans associated with this grant were approved by AHEAD on February 20, 2003 (#2003-006).
The first involved review and approval of the research and restricted data protection plans associated with the main NIH grant (R01 AG022913) by the AHEAD's Data Confidentiality Committee (DCC).
A data protection plan was developed for the HARMONIC study in conjunction with the State Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information.
So it is right that data-privacy and data-retention issues involving Facebook, Google and their brethren are being scrutinised in the European courts, and that the European Commission is working up a consumer-data protection plan that would include the right to have your data erased – or as the EC puts it, with a pensive Mediterranean poetry, the "right to be forgotten".
In Germany, where Google is under criminal investigation over whether its Street View mapping service broke laws on data protection, the company plans to open an Institute for the Internet and Society.
European data protection officials are drafting plans to censure Google over its online privacy policy if the company does not meet the demands of regulators to revise it.
Two years ago, Facebook rolled back its plans to begin sharing WhatsApp user data with the social network for advertising at the request of U.K. data protection authorities, putting the plan on ice across the European continent.
We are convinced that the scientific community will learn how to properly deal with the planning, data protection, analysis, publication, and most importantly the interpretation of secondary research, and so will the public.
The European Commission plans to unify data protection within the European Union (EU) with a single law, the General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR).
