Sentence examples for privacy contradicted from inspiring English sources
This change in business practices and service terms violated user privacy expectations, diminished user privacy, contradicted Google's own privacy policy, and may have also violated federal wiretap laws.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center filed a complaint against the social network with the FTC, noting that the update to the privacy settings "violate user expectations, diminish user privacy, and contradict Facebook's own representations".
It filed a complaint with the commission in December 2009 claiming that privacy setting changes "violate user expectations, diminish user privacy and contradict Facebook's own representations".
This is emerging as a hot-button issue between the United States, which demands unfettered cross-border data transfer, and the EU, which on October 11 issued a revised privacy rule that contradicts the US position.
The handling of the search — if not the search, itself — may have contradicted the Faculty of Arts and Sciences policy on electronic privacy, and faculty members interviewed said they expected a backlash.
The FCC claimed that ISPs are in a unique position to violate consumer privacy, but this claim lacks factual support and is contradicted by the Federal Trade Commission's finding that internet "edge providers" are "in a position to track all, or virtually all, of a consumer's online activity to create highly detailed profiles". There is nothing unique about ISPs with respect to consumer privacy.
Following Zuckerberg's testimony, Dehaye made a complaint to the Irish data protection commissioner, noting the CEO "contradicted the pronouncements to me over past year by his own privacy Operations team".
Corneille contradicted Aristotle outright.
I've hardly contradicted myself.
He repeatedly contradicted his subordinates.
