Because Apple's iOS developers apparently rate her convenience factor -- and your ability to easily update Facebook or see your call history without typing in a passcode -- as more important than making that information more difficult to access for a stranger.
These stories deserve varying levels of sympathy but are all embarrassing, negative, and lead the subjects to want to disconnect their names from their past transgressions to make such information more difficult to discover when interviewing for a job, college, or first date.
Combination prevention methods and strategies have varied according to the context and over the course of time, which make strategies for obtaining reliable information more difficult.
While print reporters were the only real source of information about Congress, getting information was considerably more difficult for us than it is today.
"Last fall Google switched to encrypted search by default, and the situation in Iran might represent a focus on restricting encrypted traffic — information that's more difficult for the government to eavesdrop upon," said Jonathan Zittrain, a professor at Harvard Law School and co-founder of the Berkman Center.
As a practical matter, a lack of employer and occupation information makes it more difficult for the public to determine the corporate, union or special interest ties donors may have.
While it is relatively straightforward to mask structured fields containing identifying information, this is more difficult for free text (or unstructured) fields in EHR-sourced datasets, although it is here that many of the most valuable data are contained, particularly for mental healthcare.
"That kind of information makes it far more difficult for people to close their eyes to the problem that needs to be addressed," Mr. Hickok said.
The longer the delay, he added, the more likely Turkish officials will release more damning information, making it even more difficult for Saudi officials to present an explanation that will weather international scrutiny.
The SEC can target the underlying conduct of those fraudsters – and we do – but we also can and should arm investors with information that makes it more difficult for them to be defrauded.
