Sentence examples for digital discrimination from inspiring English sources

Consumer advocacy group Choice welcomed the commission's recommendations, with chief executive Alan Kirkland calling for an end to the era of "digital discrimination".

The size, sparse vegetation cover, and high erosion level in the badlands, enabled good visual and digital discrimination relative to other land covers and surfaces.

But those rules were put into place before anyone could have imagined an age of digital discrimination, and companies are circumventing them.

Seventy-one Labour MPs and MEPs have accused the Home Office of "digital discrimination" for creating an Android-only app for EU citizens to apply for settled status.

In 2013, H&R Block discovered the risks of digital discrimination when the National Federation of the Blind filed a lawsuit accusing it of failing to offer an accessible website.

The research could confirm fears that the personal data harvested by marketers is ushering in a hidden wave of digital discrimination, disguised as personalized information that brings "value" to end users through its relevance to their lives.

In addition, there will be no customs on digital content or software; no discrimination with regards to the source or location of data, and reasonable network access for telecom providers.

Digital pulse shape discrimination (PSD) was performed to filter out the fast-neutron signal from the γ background.

In this work, digital pulse shape discrimination (PSD) was used to process data from test samples to reduce electronic noise.

Much like his earlier work, Kosinski's findings raised questions about privacy and the potential for discrimination in the digital age, suggesting scenarios in which better programs and data sets might be able to deduce anything from political leanings to criminality.

His essays include The Second Enclosure Movement, a study of the economic rhetoric of price discrimination in digital commerce, and a Manifesto on WIPO.