Sentence examples for prevent unauthorised collection from inspiring English sources

We employ industry-standard security safeguards and practices, including data encryption, to secure consumers' personal information and prevent unauthorised collection or use".

Remote computers are "locked down" with security software, to prevent unauthorised windows from being opened.

He laid out the beefed-up powers put in place to prevent unauthorised traveller pitches such as Dale Farm happening again.

One handset even has a fingerprint scanner to prevent unauthorised use.Whether DoCoMo succeeds will also depend on how it treats rival credit-card issuers and mobile operators.

It is also supposed to prevent unauthorised devices from using an access point to gain admission to the wired part of its network.

As part of an annual $500m programme, IBM has begun incorporating into its server computers software that can predict and prevent unauthorised access, reporting such activities to managers as they occur.

They just have a lot of under-18 players, and many parents either share their app-store payment passwords or have not changed their settings to prevent unauthorised purchases by their children.

A spokesperson for the Australian PR company acting for the Nauru government yesterday confirmed that there would be a pass system to prevent unauthorised people - including the international media - from gaining access to the land near the camp.

"For the duration of the course as a whole, our view is that the security arrangements were, generally, proportionate but ultimately inadequate to prevent unauthorised egress from the camp by determined trainees".

In a statement, the Israeli Defence Forces said: "The area under question has a long expanse of fence that was recently built in order to prevent unauthorised infiltration into Israeli territory.

Filkin, a former senior civil servant, recommended that police officers record details of all information given to journalists and calls for more stringent measures to prevent unauthorised leaking of information.