The phrase "leaves privacy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone or something that is ceasing to be private or that is no longer providing privacy, such as "The new law leaves privacy unprotected." You can also use it in a situation where someone is departing a space or area that was private, such as "She left the privacy of her office for an interview with the press."
The episode left privacy watchdogs wary of how Verizon would handle user data as its reach across the web grew.
But some insurance lobbyists said they hoped Congress would punt on the issue, leaving privacy standards to be developed by the Health and Human Services Department, where they believe they can make their case more effectively.
"Denying civil litigants access to the identity of government officials who have allegedly leaked information to reporters would effectively leave Privacy Act violations immune from judicial condemnation," Judge Walton wrote, "while leaving potential leakers virtually undeterred from engaging in such misbehavior".
A White House spokesperson reassured the public in 2013 that the metadata harvesting "does not allow the government to listen in on anyone's telephone calls," leaving privacy intact.
When we leave privacy protections to governments, commercial interests ensure that any resulting laws are watered down to the point of being useless or in fact more dangerous than the previous status quo.
Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer with the A.C.L.U., said the decision "insulates the statute from meaningful judicial review and leaves Americans' privacy rights to the mercy of the political branches".
I was able to access them all, as I assume you will be able to if he leaves his privacy settings as is.
Reform is urgently necessary, and years overdue, but this imperfect legislation would leave some of the government's most sweeping authorities intact – and to a large extent it would leave the privacy rights, of Americans and non-Americans alike, to the mercy of the NSA.
Diarists have to be left in privacy".
