Sentence examples for disclosed to users from inspiring English sources

The code comes preinstalled on phones and the surveillance is not disclosed to users, said Tom Karygiannis, a vice president of Kryptowire, which is based in Fairfax, Va.

This would be disclosed to users, of course, but buried in a giant "terms and conditions" document that most of them will not bother to read in their hurry to get the app working.

I've also asked for information on what location data specifically is collected, for how long before and after a movie users are tracked, and where these policies are disclosed to users.

This industry is regulated by the Federal Trade Commission, which has set out a series of rules requiring paid affiliate links to be disclosed to users.

These new privacy tools are but a small step in the right direction: It remains to be seen how clearly the new privacy tools will be disclosed to users wanting to opt-out of defaulted settings, so that users can with fully informed disclosure choose the fate of their own privacy.

Where systems exist allowing information to be included in the directory database but not disclosed to users of directory services customers should also be informed of that possibility.

Together, the group proposed that companies should be transparent about the design, intention, and use of their AI technology, and that companies should clearly disclose to users what data is being collected and how it is being used.

Second, the company would disclose to users when a search result had been censored.

Following up on the issues of mobile privacy, California's Attorney General Kamala Harris yesterday moved to enact a privacy deal with six of the biggest web and mobile companies: Apple, Google, HP, Microsoft, RIM and Amazon, that requires app makers to disclose to users how apps plan to use personal data.

When it launched google.cn in 2006, the company agreed to self-censor with three important caveats: one, that it would disclose to users whenever search results were altered; two, that no services involving personal data would be offered in China; and three, that the unfiltered google.com service would not be terminated.

Allowing a users' account information and content to be accessed and potentially used by third parties, and not be disclosed to other users, is a slippery slope that undermines Twitter's relationship with users.