James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, also faces the prospect of new congressional hearings to explain why he previously misled the Senate intelligence committee over the extent of data gathered on US citizens.
Justice Department officials previously ran a count of "arrest-related deaths", but the program was shuttered in March 2014 amid concerns about the quality and the extent of data that was being collected.
Apple executives increasingly see this as a way to attract users who have been shocked at the extent of data collection revealed by the Snowden revelations in the past year.
The idea, Mr. Potter says, is to give consumers a quick way to compare apps not just on utility but also on the extent of data collection.
"In light of the TalkTalk debacle, not only must the ICO review its powers and the levels of fine it can apply against companies shown to be remiss in looking after their customers, but the Financial Conduct Authority and parliament need to look more closely at this, given the extent of data breaches starting to appear," Moores said.
By putting a number on the extent of data fabrication across all surveys, "they took it too far," Kennedy says.
To identify the extent of data heterogeneity, the Cochran Q test for homogeneity with the corresponding P-value was calculated [33] [35].
The massive extent of data in this form renders identifying key features difficult and the cost of digital storage expensive.
It is likely that if parents, students, and school officials fully understood the extent of data collection and the risks associated with that, the security culture and privacy hygiene among kids would be very different.
This paper uses a systematic approach to identify the extent of data sharing and the factors influencing the willingness of key individuals in the Vietnam National Mekong Committee and its Primary Custodians to share data.
