Sentence examples for give up data from inspiring English sources

It forces internet service providers and phone companies to give up data upon request.

The foundation has also not been asked to give up data under laws such as the US's National Security Letters, which gag the recipients from revealing the request.

I think that the world is shifting towards "trust capital" in that people freely give up data in exchange for a benefit, for example a social platform.

Past drafts of the treaty suggested that internet service providers (ISPs) would have to give up data about their users if they accused of copyright infringement.

However, in spite of this immense promise we are faced with a near term "chicken and egg" problem -- the public are not convinced that there is enough value to give up data in the face of clear and present risks; however, without data it is not possible to build the new generation of services that will allow us to realize the promise of what Sachin describes as "modern medicine".

(For a little perspective on how long it took to give up data-mining your emails, Gmail launched all the way back in 2004).

Data could change society, therefore giving up data was no longer an imposition but a selfless act, a duty to society.

So if Google believes that hosting your genitals will damage its brand and prevent more users from giving up data, that's all that matters.

News that Facebook, which attracted 51 percent of German Internet users last year, according to the industry group Bitkom, had given up data to Washington's surveillance program was a special shock here.

Ms Sandler chose an older defibrillator that communicates via magnetic coupling and only gives up data when interrogated directly.

By giving up data from my Facebook, Google, LinkedIn and Twitter accounts, I was promised $4 a month.