Sentence examples for enforceable privacy from inspiring English sources

Apart from the intermediaries, efforts to develop industry-wide, enforceable privacy standards have been proceeding slowly.

Privacy proponents like the Electronic Frontier Foundation had urged the House to adopt an amendment that would have allowed companies to make legally enforceable privacy contracts with their customers.

There was no right to privacy enforceable in the English courts until the 1998 Human Rights Act created one.

About a year ago, NTIA gathered stakeholders -- companies, consumer groups, and industry associations -- and began creating enforceable codes of conduct to protect consumer privacy.

Without any enforceable global deterrent regulations every time a privacy boundary is crossed it will spark a relentless drive towards crossing the next boundary until it all collapses in like a privacy supernova, rupturing foundations of the social contract, and not just for the rich or famous.

Although whether these EU privacy rights would really have been enforceable for non-Europeans is questionable.

In a statement, Prashar went further — apparently concluding that individual privacy rights are no longer practically enforceable given technological advances and the vast scale of digital businesses' data-harvesting practices.

The company that owns the infidelity site Ashley Madison, which suffered a mass privacy breach, has agreed to court-enforceable improvements in handling personal information.

In 1944 he published An International Bill of the Rights of Man, which advocated an international legal body that would overcome the "omnipotence of the state" and subject it to basic and legally enforceable requirements to uphold freedom of expression, assembly, religion, privacy and much more besides.

One major problem with online privacy is that there is really no enforceable chain of confidentiality.

Instead of codes of conduct developed by industries that have historically been opposed to strong privacy measures, we need uniform and legally-enforceable rules that companies must abide by and consumers can rely upon.