Sentence examples for over your privacy from inspiring English sources

— Howell Murray Facebook Graph Search: Go Over Your Privacy Settings ABC News |  A helpful guide to cleaning up your likes and privacy settings to avoid getting caught in weird searches on Facebook.

But you'd be forgetting that the head of the FBI and his fellow fear-mongerers are still much more concerned with making sure they retain control over your privacy, rather than protecting everyone's cybersecurity.

We spent a lot of time working on just that; put yourself online, feel comfortable, feel like you have control over your privacy, connect to the people and things that you're really connected to, whether it's Forbes, Apple or even Facebook, where I work.

"Our hypothesis is that when you open a Private Browsing window in Firefox you're sending a signal that you want more control over your privacy than current private browsing experiences actually provide," the Firefox team writes today.

Hand over your privacy.

To exert full control over your privacy on Facebook, you have to navigate through 50 settings with more than 170 options.

But perhaps its best feature is the ability to take better control over your photo privacy – by pulling the location information out of your photos' metadata before you share.

All of that is available, it's potentially admissible, and the vast majority of US companies would rather hand over the footage than protect your privacy.

I do love the careful balance Google maintains between stomping all over your reasonable expectations of privacy and offering up electronic tiddlywinks.

Additionally, you must decide if you will choose a casino provider that asks you for monthly fees (this would be like paying a monthly rent + a fee from your profit), or if you will choose a casino provider that asks for no monthly fees and will send you the source code files after your purchase, granting you maximum access over your casino and full data privacy.

Wiped out and with no savings, knowing they can eat wins out over privacy.