"guarantees privacy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used any time you want to refer to a promise of privacy or protection of private information. For example, you could say, "This company guarantees privacy with top of the line encryption technology for all users."
Once up and running, it guarantees privacy (the initials stand for Pretty Good Privacy) for an online chat.
Using the technique of blind signature, an alias is granted to the user that guarantees privacy.
If we can fix this [by using blockchain] then we can offer a real alternative to Alexa that guarantees Privacy by Design," he says.
This approach, which has proved itself useful in the field of privacy-enhanced technologies [3], guarantees privacy protection to the users of the social network without disrupting the service.
(Canadian law guarantees privacy to donors, but the foundation could have asked them to voluntarily disclose their identities; it didn't until last week).
Still he seems to have maintained confidence in her abilities, especially when she might land a social media operation which guarantees privacy.
Some polling sites reported a shortage of manila folders to hold the ballots to guarantee privacy.
Yet if we are guaranteed privacy, then we are free not to accept junk mail and unwanted phone calls.
But the man who created the first protocols that underpin the web more than 25 years ago warned that a new architecture would be needed to guarantee privacy.
It should consider creating a stronger, independent office of victims' advocate with firm authority to guarantee privacy to victims fearful for their careers.
To guarantee privacy the ballots were separated from the envelopes after canvassing board members examined postmarks and other information printed on the envelope and determined whether they met legal requirements.
