Sentence examples for harvest user from inspiring English sources

The Harvest user can upload their energy by visiting "harvest hotspots", which utilise the existing infrastructure of the square payment kiosk system, and the harvested energy is transferred and stored to a green energy bank.

As the Guardian revealed in April, once a connection is established, all the information passing through the gateway can be read directly or decrypted, allowing fraudsters to harvest user names, passwords and messages.

The aim of this pilot study was to introduce Projection VR™, a software simulation, into the academic environment and harvest user feedback about the application.

For Google the goal was always clear: in hoovering up as much published content as it could get its hands on, it not only delivers on its core mission, but also creates compelling web pages around which to sell advertising and harvest user information, which it can sell to third parties.

The main issue is that the company developed an app called an app called "thisisyourdigitallife" to harvest user data.

Wen told us about how 7percentt of the Harvest user base has already downloaded the app on a Mac.

It waited a significantly long time to roll out apps for its most popular services, missing out on chances to harvest users to competitors like Google and Apple.

The security firm also noted that it had seen an increase in "adware" companies using extensions to push things like free coupons, recipes, and videos, as well as those that would harvest users' browsing habits then resell them to marketing companies for better ad targeting.

May 2014 — Facebook finally announces at its developer conference that it will be shutting down an API that let developers harvest users' friends data without their knowledge or consent, initially for new developer users — giving existing developers a year-long window to continue sucking this data.

It's also worth mentioning that, unlike public-turned-private spaces in our physical lives, these virtual spaces provided to us for socialization have always been private, corporate, and ready to grow and harvest users for money.

"They define everything in the universe as information," said Siva Vaidhyanathan, a media studies professor at the University of Virginia, "which means everything in the world is potentially in their domain". Because Google is fundamentally an advertising company, Vaidhyanathan said, its highest priority is to "harvest users' attention" and sell that commodity to eager marketers.