Sentence examples for prevents tracking from inspiring English sources

The authors claim that this provides individual-owner privacy and prevents tracking attacks.

Not surprisingly, Snowden suggests using software that prevents tracking of user activities such as browsing, shopping and communicating.

This could not be provided though, as difficult terrain prevented tracked vehicles from moving across the Moro and up on to Pascuccio.

The use of adblockers, which prevent tracking code within websites and from third-parties from operating, has risen dramatically on mobile platforms within the last two days.

Instead, he has made the code open to anyone who wants to examine it and says the cookie should be used "as a litmus test for preventing tracking".

In addition, privacy concerns include preserving anonymity so as to prevent tracking or identification of vehicle for non-trusted parties based on vehicular communication [43].

Develop the habit of removing your shoes outside the door to prevent tracking residual chemicals inside your home.

Perhaps this is why we have seen so many arguably deliberate accidents in recent years at Google, from the illegal collection of Wi-Fi data from StreetView cars (and subsequent failure to delete all the data) to the Safari spying that saw iPhone users who had taken action to prevent tracking being tracked.

In the GIN transgenic line [35], GFP expression level is sufficient for in vivo imaging of somatostatin-positive interneurons, but the dense labeling of overlapping dendritic arbors prevented tracking of dendritic branches longer than ∼40 microns and dense labeling of axonal structures made it difficult to locate the same region for repeated measures (S.K., unpublished data).

These ROIs were placed laterally (Fig.  3-3) to prevent tracking of the acoustic radiation, medially (Fig.  3-4) to avoid the generated tracts following the anterior commissure and forceps major and anteriorly (Fig.  3-5) to prevent tracking of bundles continuing along the inferior occipito-frontal fasciculus and uncinate fasciculus.

Both have been used in early studies of the three-dimensional structure of cones, but more detailed and exhaustive studies have largely been impractical because of eye motion artifacts that prevent tracking of individual cones.