Sentence examples for harvesting data from from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, an announcement of the Amash amendment, issued by the House Democratic leadership, described the NSA's bulk phone records collection program as harvesting data from people "not already subject to an investigation".

On 29 February, a federal judge in another case ruled Apple didn't have to to assist the Justice Department in harvesting data from a phone involved in a criminal investigation.

This is the motivation for Facebook's Free Basics program, which provides a limited set of internet services for free in underdeveloped regions across the globe, in the hopes of harvesting data from the world's poor.

The native business model of the most successful Web companies involves harvesting data from users, and then charging others for access to that data, or providing a proprietary service based on that proprietary data.

WISErg, a bio-tech company that recycles discarded food into organic fertilizer while harvesting data from the scraps, announced today that it has raised a Series B round of $5 million from private investors.

CKAN enables harvesting data from OGC CSW catalogues, but not all mandatory INSPIRE metadata elements are supported.5 Unfortunately, the DCAT output does not fulfil all INSPIRE requirements, nor is GeoDCAT-AP fully supported.

The Times originally reported that Cambridge harvested data from over 50 million Facebook users.

Cambridge Analytica harvested data from at least 87 million Facebook users to target with political ads.

They will harvest data from the asteroid and take pictures of it using radar.

It identified how IoT will lead to increased personalisation of products as a result of being able to harvest data from homes and machine use.

We'll have to find ways to harvest data from large cohorts of patients with particular medical conditions without compromising privacy and security.