Sentence examples for more free data from inspiring English sources
Six blurred photographs of street scenes flashed up on my screen along with this unwarranted question: "Which of these images contains a shopfront?" Google's virtual jobsworth of a security guard clearly wanted to know who exactly it was dealing with (and to collect some more free data for its picture-recognition software).
The more people who jump onto your network, the more free data you get.
Finally, the "liberation of data" is described as making data "more free, usable, portable" and positively influencing the "balance of power over data".
"We better be offered more than a bloody free data day.
Medium and high-resolution sensors usually have more problems to obtain cloud free data.
Jason Kincaid: For me, and I saw that and at the time you had 50 carriers signed up and I'd imagine you have more than that now with free data access to basic functionality.
And then there is this other paradox of our modern living: in a world where more gathered data eventually yields more free time, an act of wilful disconnection from the global tracking apparatus becomes an extra tax on our future productivity.
Nowadays my T-Mobile plan gives me free data roaming in more than a hundred countries, and even those without, like Vietnam, where I write this, tend to have near-ubiquitous wi-fi.
More importantly, I also get 100mb of free data for every person that uses my network.
The march towards free data continues.
