Sentence examples for personal information available from inspiring English sources

As the amount of personal information available on the Internet increased dramatically in the late 1990s and early 2000s, identity theft became a widespread concern.

Likewise, if it made personal information available to law enforcement "without proper legal procedure," it was assigned an orange sheriff's badge-shaped icon, with an orange arrow pointing up.

The editor in chief of The Yale Daily News, Chris Michel, a history major who is from Dublin, in northern California, speculated that Princeton officials could have been trying to learn more about the students' interests or other personal information available on the Web site.

In the near future the introduction of the IPV6 protocol will increase our possibility to have data exchange, communication, and personal information available everywhere in a seamless way on different devices and environments.

Now it looks like some scammers are using this trust to their advantage, hacking accounts and exploiting the wealth of personal information available to trick your friends into giving them cash.

They strive to protect their privacy and limit the amount of personal information available about them online.

We were informed that some personal information was available in the raw data so we removed these files.

Under a new policy, some Facebook personal information became available on other Web sites, and the Facebook controls for regulating the dissemination of personal information seemed unnecessarily complicated.

"If these kids are in the child welfare system to begin with, they have a far from ideal life, and if their personal information is available to those who don't have to know, it violates their privacy".

Stored for the past 76 years in a government building in Southport, Lancashire,  it includes metadata covering 41 million individuals (with personal information publicly available on 70% of them) and fills a major 'knowledge void' about British social history in the mid-20th century.

Data from individuals posted in the Web can be traced backed, i.e. personal information becomes available.