Sentence examples for dubious websites from inspiring English sources
That figure includes actual malware and high-risk apps, such as those that aggressively serve advertising designed to lead users to dubious websites.
This is unfortunately rife for confusion; an entire plethora of blogs and dubious websites assert that microwave cooked food is harmful by dint of being exposed to radiation.
Some technology blogs and websites have raised concerns that HomeSafe might be easily bypassed by dubious websites, while also querying whether the product could introduce worries about privacy.
The advertising model behind Google's spectacular growth has provoked criticism that it invades web users' privacy and supports dubious websites, including those peddling false news.
It's all about the money"."Romania is facing a major cytostatic crisis", says Cezar Irimia, who runs the Romanian federation of cancer patients association. "What is worse is that some of the patients are so desperate that they buy the drugs from the corner of the street or order them from some dubious websites.
Finally, Facebook said it will further crack down on dubious websites that try to advertise on the social network.
When told there's a dubious website comprised entirely of photos of her in elbow-length leather gloves, she laughs indulgently.
Older and conservative-leaning users of the social media platform post significantly more links to dubious news websites than young liberals on average, the research found.
The legal theory underpinning this case could just as easily be used to attack other kinds of anonymous speech online, including whistle-blowing, or to enforce dubious contracts that websites impose unilaterally on their users.
But cancer fears are only one aspect – claims of allergic-like responses to EMR are commonplace, expounded on websites by dubious health gurus.
Cunningham's work at the CDC has fueled speculation and conspiracy theories about his disappearance, including one dubious story on a website that said Cunningham disappeared amid warnings that his patients were dying from botched flu vaccines.
