Sentence examples for exploitation of users from inspiring English sources

Not from sales, but from the exploitation of users: affording them a veneer of self-expression to convince them to slave for free and produce oodles of data.

Sandberg, who has assisted Zuckerberg on an apology tour since news broke of the exploitation of users' data, received a total pay package last year of more than $22.5m£15.8m8m) in salary, bonuses and company stock.

Such licenses are commonly known as "permissive" — but this means, in a sense, that they permit the future commercial exploitation of users, whose right to copy and share a software work can be restricted by those who make use of it later.

In fact, I think there's a prima facie case that it would be a shirking of corporate responsibility and an exploitation of users for a company like Facebook, faced with probative but inconclusive (and indeed contradictory) evidence that their untested product or service is harming users, to ignore that evidence and not seek to determine the truth about the effects it has on users.

This paves the way for the exploitation of users, both physically and economically.

This was the exploitation of user data and user trust.

Further, in a decidedly different approach from Facebook, there is a commitment to no advertising and presumably no commercial exploitation of user data.

Given the documented history of online corporate exploitation of user data, it becomes ridiculous to argue that it's a bigger problem that the NSA was grabbing the data then that corporate exploiters like Google had the data themselves in the first place.

Indeed, the exploitation of habitual users has provided grim sport for prisoners: "They think it's funny to watch a man drop to his knees, shake uncontrollably on the floor, go white as a ghost, nearly kill himself," said a survey respondent.

Its weak policy enforcement left the door open to exploitation of data users gave third-party apps, deepening the perception that Facebook doesn't care about privacy.

In the future, our scope will shift to multi-user multi-base station scenarios, enabling on one hand exploitation of multi-user diversity in space, time and frequency and, on the other hand, consideration of interference in-between simultaneous transmissions from multiple base stations.