Sentence examples for delete online from inspiring English sources

The assumption back then was that if someone had not bothered to download and delete online messages within six months, such messages could reasonably be considered to be abandoned and therefore not in need of strict protection.

"Baidu has continuously provided professional ethics education to staff members who are given authority to delete online posts".

"Baidu has continuously provided professional ethics education to staff members who are given authority to delete online posts". Baidu, as well as other Chinese web companies and foreign websites aiming to operate in China, has to comply with the country's strict internet regulations.

Why did Mr. Weiner not use SnapChat, the service that deletes online photographs seconds after they are sent?

The authorities appear to be so worried about a backlash that they have been deleting online criticism of the stepped-up enforcement.

But media controls have been stepped up under president Xi Jinping, and access to the Eastern Star sinking site and to relatives of passengers was tightly limited, with censors quickly deleting online criticism.

At the Group of 20 meeting in September 2016, President Xi Jinping misread his teleprompter, telling people to "loosen their clothes" instead of "lighten the burden of farmers". Government censors deleted online news references to the flub.

On the other hand, deleting online accounts is sometimes too easy, as demonstrated by a January Buzzfeed article titled "How To Murder Your Friends On Facebook".

The article was quickly blocked or deleted online.

China's ruling Communist Party aggressively censors the Internet, routinely deleting online postings and blocking access to websites it deems inappropriate or politically sensitive.

The works in the show date back to 1999, including one piece by Dillon (an artist and curator) which archives over 150 self-portraits sitting at the computer, and Gordan Savičić will also show the first documentary around his controversial Web 2.0 Suicide Machine, which deletes online profiles for those who want to erase all their social media accounts (though it is blocked by Facebook).