Sentence examples for privacy damage from inspiring English sources

The best anyone can do at this point is to attempt to limit the privacy damage by disabling as much as possible the most invasive tools used by businesses to pry into your life.

Three of singer Paul Weller's children have won £10,000 privacy damages after their faces were "plastered" over a newspaper website.

Associated Newspapers has lost its challenge to an award of £10,000 privacy damages to three of Paul Weller's children.

Frost was awarded £260,250 in what is believed to be the single biggest privacy damages payout since the phone-hacking scandal broke in 2010.

Frost alone was awarded £260,250 in what is believed to be the single biggest privacy damages payout since the phone-hacking scandal broke in 2010.

Trinity Mirror is facing a potential phone-hacking bill running into hundreds of millions of pounds after a court awarded record privacy damages to eight test-case victims – with hundreds more claimants waiting in the wings.

Mr Mosley was awarded a record £60,000 in privacy damages at the High Court after taking legal action against the News of the World for its Nazi orgy story published on March 30, 2008 - a story he strongly denied.

Any compensation liable to be imposed on newspapers which lost a privacy damages claim, after publication of such details, he added, would not be so high that it operated as an effective deterrent.

With privacy damages in the order of £15,000, tabloid newspapers may think they have carte blanche to invade people's privacy and be prepared (provided an injunction can be avoided) to pay any damages awarded against them, which on the basis of this case appear cheap.

The firms warned that failure to rebuild public trust in communications privacy could damage the US economy.

The Talmudic debate about privacy and damage makes an important assumption: within a private house, of course violating someone's privacy is damaging!