Sentence examples for forced software from inspiring English sources

His protest helped prevent legislation which would have forced software companies to insert "backdoors" in their products, allowing the government to read encrypted messages.

In order to mitigate the vulnerabilities that some self-encrypting drives apparently now represent, Windows users should deploy a group policy enabling forced software encryption and then turn BitLocker off in order to hardware decrypt and then on again to re-encrypt in software.

However, this breaks down the traditional sequential execution abstraction forcing software programmers to parallelize their applications.

It also could force software developers to put censorship tools into their products or face lawsuits or worse.

Current software development methods do not provide adequate means to model inconsistencies and therefore force software engineers to resolve inconsistencies whenever they are detected.

Let's take iPhone as an example, Steve Jobs's insistence that iPhone should be used easily with our fingers is a huge step forward to force software designers to develop their applications according to how users physically interact with them.

One way to confront the increasing complexity and decreasing time-to-market of embedded software is by means of modular and reusable code, forcing software designers to use objected oriented programming languages such as C++ [6].

Although encryption technologies have not been used widely in the personal computer industry to protect intellectual property, they have become standard in the video game market, where companies like Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft use built-in encryption to protect against piracy and to force software developers to pay royalties to write software for the game machines.

Corporate IT departments are slashing budgets, forcing software companies to scale back revenue expectations.

It is considering creating new rules that would force software companies to defer recognition of revenue from such contracts until the company fulfills all its obligations under the agreement.

The panel also touched on political threats to security and encryption systems — such as the recent attempt by two U.S. Senators to table legislation that would force software companies to build backdoors into their products.