Sentence examples for expected privacy from inspiring English sources

To analyze the cumulative privacy loss, we obtain an \(O(\varepsilon^2)\) bound on the expected privacy loss from a single \(\varepsilon\ -differentially private mechanism.

When privileged information is shared it effectively hurts anyone who has expected privacy in any circumstance, just as when someone made Britney Spears's medical records public.

Defense lawyers argue that M. B. could not have expected privacy, and that if he had been nervous about the webcam, he would not have gone back to the room.

"It would seem to me that no one who demanded, who expected privacy, at the get-go was denied that privacy," said Stan Rosenfield, a publicist who represents George Clooney.

The test, beyond the expected privacy complaints, will now be how users actually feel about the results.

But he said his treatment by the press over the photographs was not "acceptable", as he was at a party where he had expected privacy.

As the court's precedents have developed it, the inquiry has two parts: first, did the individual expect privacy, and second, was that expectation of privacy one that society recognizes as reasonable?

And, of course, that reading is entirely congruent with what student expectations must be in this situation; they would hardly expect privacy when their work is a webpage or a set of tweets.

In an opinion issued on Thursday, the Supreme Court told government employees that they cannot expect privacy when using government machines, but, thankfully, did not remove the expectation of privacy for most other users of electronic communication.

2) Gmail: You weren't really expecting privacy, were you?

WAS it reasonable for people in a commercial space — private property — to expect privacy?