Sentence examples for drastic privacy from inspiring English sources
The CNIL indicated as well that Facebook implemented some drastic privacy changes in the past that could have misled users.
"This proposal is a drastic anti-privacy, anti-security, anti-innovation solution in search of a problem," he said.
And, in the wake of Cambridge Analytica's privacy violations, drastic changes have been made to the API.
Different advocacy groups had opposed the use of RFID technology in e-passports, arguing that the failure of the technology would have drastic and irreversible consequences since privacy and identity of the holders would not be protected.
This drastic increase in lobbying cash could prove a formidable hurdle to advocates and privacy hawks in Congress trying to pass a tough federal privacy bill.
In both urban and rural areas after World War II, the automobile is credited with having caused drastic changes in the sexual values of young people, who found in it a privacy not formerly attainable.
Whereas European countries might think they have more privacy, Russia is attempting to force tech companies to do the same, which could have drastic and negative effects on its citizens.
The new standard is "not such a drastic shift, as much as a change in tone" said Daniel J. Metcalfe, a director of the department's Office of Information and Privacy, which gives federal agencies guidance on complying with the information act.
Exile is always a drastic step for a writer, even when voluntary (Spark moved to Italy in the early Sixties, mainly to retain her privacy).
