Sentence examples for internet harms from inspiring English sources

On the wider challenge of regulating a full range of "Internet harms" — spanning the spread of misinformation, disinformation and also offensive user-generated content — Denham suggested a hybrid regulatory model might ultimately be needed to tackle this, suggesting the ICO and communications regular Ofcom might work together.

And making sensational and premature proclamations about the Internet's harm simply distracts us from addressing those social conditions that drive us apart.

China says the Internet is harming the country.

Will pols put special taxes on the Internet, thereby harming it?

A federal judge dismissed a class-action lawsuit against Google, finding no evidence that the search giant's Internet tracking harmed users.

The basic principle is to fulfil supplier's needs to quickly sell excess stock via the internet, without harming the brand's image or diverting revenue from other distribution channels.

Rumors spread by fake accounts have "polluted the Internet ecology, harmed the interests of the masses and seriously violated core socialist values," the administration claimed in an announcement, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

"Their obsession with the Internet has harmed their health and they end up losing their ability to participate in a normal life".

Though they already reap astounding profit margins on broadband, they are willing to dramatically transform the Internet and harm democracy (by privileging the communications of those with deep pockets) to generate more revenue.

"The FCC's decision to overturn the 2015 rules violates both federal law as well as harms internet users and innovators," wrote Mozilla's Denelle Dixon.

He added a further defence against accusations that publishing the data will harm internet users' security rather than improve it.