Sentence examples for every third party from inspiring English sources
A separate freedom of information request from Guardian Australia sought access to every "third party" notification from a private education college in 2015, which would name the private brokers and subcontractors they use.
Not every third party vendor is on the up and up or on top of their game.
And every third party that takes data from Gnip doesn't have to take it from Twitter, easing the overall load on Twitter's servers.
There is an iOS limitation the team is having to work with (and around) for now, which is that they have to use cut and paste to transfer content from the third party service to the user's message — and not every third party app supports pasting photos, for instance.
So in 2007, CDT and a number of other privacy groups called on the FTC to develop a Do Not Track standard -- that if behavioral tracking wasn't going to be opt in, then consumers needed a one-time, straight-forward, across the industry way to opt-out of all behavioral tracking, rather than try to find every third party on the web and tell each not monitor you.
Lightbeam is aimed at a mainstream audience, producing a real-time visualisation charting every site a user visits, and every third-party that operates on those sites that could be collecting and sharing user data.
Just imagine every third-party iPod case ever and you have a good idea of what Camera Armor is all about.
Its sales pitch is interoperability with "every" third-party meeting/conferencing technology, atop a fully owned and operated global video comms network, called the StarLeaf OpenCloud platform.
A Snapchat spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that this will affect every third-party app, which is likely to mean that the unofficial ecosystem that sprung up around the app's popularity will wither.
(As a last resort, you can go through and manually turn off notifications for each and every third-party app and work backwards in turning them back on… but that's a pretty huge pain).
That makes some sense, since there are all these virtual goods that will be flying around, and it will be hard to make sure every third-party app is implementing them correctly.
