Sentence examples for ineffective privacy from inspiring English sources

READ: Zuckerberg's private data revealed after using ineffective privacy settings at Senate testimony.

As the Surveillance Studies Network concludes in its recent report on the "surveillance society", drawn up for Britain's information commissioner, Richard Thomas, "The jury is out on whether privacy regulation...is not ineffective in the face of novel threats".Boiling the frogIf the erosion of individual privacy began long before 2001, it has accelerated enormously since.

Online privacy tools are confusing and ineffective for most people (CMU 2011).

MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee said last year in a press standards and privacy report that pre-notification would be "ineffective", and that there was a need for a "public interest" exception".

So, second piece of bad news: The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights has been almost as ineffective at preventing data collection as the original.

Urgent problems such as an ineffective judiciary, overcrowded prisons and the discrimination of marginalised minorities make privacy concerns not less relevant but certainly more abstract.

While the Textalyzer raises potential privacy concerns, it might help enforce texting bans that have so far proved ineffective, he said.

MAGAZINE Privacy Worries, and Reality Systems that gather personal data about Web users are proving ineffective as advertisers find that the benefits of targeted marketing are exaggerated.

It says the machines are "unlawful, invasive, and ineffective" and has argued the TSA has violated several laws, including the Administrative Procedures Act, the Privacy Act, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the Fourth Amendment.

The largely ineffective system – which was outsourced to IBM and others – wasted billions of dollars and seriously threatened American citizens' privacy.

And ineffective?