Sentence examples for have a privacy from inspiring English sources

The Beamer does have a privacy mode.

We have a privacy policy and we are open about how we use data.

The camera does have a privacy feature that disables recordings for certain people.

The judge disagrees, and on first consideration, it seems preposterous to claim that tweeters have a privacy interest in their tweets, which by their nature are public.

"You don't know who these partners are, where to find them, let alone whether they have a privacy policy at all," the draft speech says.

"We have a notice that advises our patients that we have a privacy policy available to them, should they choose to read it," Dr. Brown said.

But we have a privacy-based expectation that when we speak to our friends or colleagues the people three tables down aren't just overhearing (they might have to if I'm being loud!) but recording the communication for purposes I wouldn't approve of".

Some scholars contend that participants have a privacy-based right to choose not to know information about themselves, including genetic information [ 31], and various ethics guidelines state that researchers ought to respect individual choices not to receive results [ 25, 32].

These, it said, might never have been uncovered had a privacy law been in force.

Britain could have had a privacy act with a public interest defence, he says.

China has issued several draft guidelines on the issue and India has a privacy bill in the works.