The proposals bring the companies closer to the views espoused by privacy and human rights advocates, as well as to the USA Freedom Act, sponsored by Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wis.) and Sen. Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.).
Privacy, privacy, the new American obsession: espoused as the most fundamental of rights, marketed as the most desirable of commodities, and pronounced dead twice a week.
Members of Congress have also publicly espoused legislation to penalize companies compromising on privacy protections and free speech in authoritarian countries.
Schmidt has had trouble distancing himself from these slips and finds himself frequently pressed on privacy and the views he has espoused.
The controversial novel followed an average citizen in his attempt to escape the omnipresent eye of a dystopian government and espoused themes concerning the nature of nationalism, sexual repression, censorship, and privacy.
The survey, which covered twenty topics, with the first few capturing demographics of the Gen Y participants, went on to conclude: "The results... disavow the notion espoused by various VCs, carrier executives and industry pundits that Gen Y doesn't care about privacy..."...
As former chairman, and now vice chairman, of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, she espoused some of the earliest predictions about the complex challenges the Internet would pose for intellectual property and privacy.
Shlomo so strongly espoused".
In 2002 the report espoused democracy.
This idea is also espoused by Google.
The Dilbert cartoons of Scott Adams have long espoused the cause of the dispirited cubicle denizen and branded cubicles a sign of an uncaring employer.And as they have become near-ubiquitous, it has become increasingly clear that far from offering a clever compromise between the economy of open-plan and the privacy of individual offices, cubicles are in many ways worse than either.
