Sentence examples for metadata after from inspiring English sources

April 4: Buried in an update on a range of measures to reduce data access on its platform — such as deleting Messenger users' call and SMS metadata after a year, rather than retaining it — Facebook reveals it has disabled a search and account recovery tool after "malicious actors" abused the feature — warning that "most" Facebook users will have had their public info scraped by unknown entities.

The Netizen (citizen on the Internet) has the active role to evaluate the reliability when reading the HIDDEL metadata after clicking the MedCIRCLE button.

But Price made clear the administration now has no intention of doing so and that the future of metadata collection after 1 June was up to Congress.

The N.S.A. was supposed to search its archive of metadata only after it had determined that there was a "reasonable, articulable suspicion" — RAS — to believe that the phone number or other search term was related to terrorism.

These tools typically rely on "file carving" techniques to restore files after metadata loss by analyzing the remaining raw file content.

Thus, musiXmatch is hoping not just to be another site with annoying pop up adds full of stagnant, boring text — it's going after metadata, too, hence my (albeit perhaps reaching) comparison to IMDB.

We know about government attempts to install a "backdoor" on Apple products, of Canadian federal police buying metadata from telecoms after it was deemed unconstitutional, and of broad, sweeping "anti-terrorism" legislation in a number of Western countries that seeks to suppress a range of dissident activity and profile, chiefly, Arab Muslims.

George W Bush briefly "discontinued" that bulk internet metadata collection, involving Americans, after a dramatic rebellion in March 2004 by senior figures at the Justice Department and FBI, as the Washington Post first reported.

It adds further embarrassment to the Tories after the metadata of the letter's document shows the organiser of the letter was Conservative party HQ.

A month after the metadata is revealed to the public in stories, based on Snowden's leaks, in the Guardian and Washington Post, Clapper writes to the Senate Intelligence Committee to apologize for his testimony on March 12th.

A poll taken in the days after the metadata programme was exposed found that a majority of respondents (56%) believe that monitoring their phone calls is an "acceptable" way to investigate terrorism though a substantial minority (41%) disagreed.