Sentence examples for privacy foul from inspiring English sources

The State Department is a social network, and accusing Assange of treason (never mind that he's not an American citizen) is screaming privacy foul on a national scale.

Google has a lot riding on the success of Google+, its latest effort to build a successful social networking service that won't turn people off or cause them to cry privacy foul.

When they feel as though control has been taken away from them or when they lack the control they need to do the right thing, they scream privacy foul.

I chose Facebook as an example (and so did Boyd) because of its history of customers screaming privacy foul, but any situation where someone else hosts data that is not supposed to be public, from the credit card you used at T.J. Maxx to your Gmail account to the topless photo you text to a lover.

High profile privacy foul-ups - such as the discovery that Google Street View cars were unlawfully collecting data from personal wi-fi networks as they drove the streets - have done little to convince Google's critics, and indeed users, that everything is watertight.

Uber Mini-cab app that took on trad taxis, and ran foul of privacy campaigners.

This isn't the first time that a Snapchatter has potentially fallen foul of privacy law.

Yet in peering so obviously into people's spending habits, banks run a risk of spooking their customers and running foul of privacy advocates.

Now privacy advocates are crying foul, and Congress seems to be listening.

Facial recognition technology could extend to discerning expressions or body movements that suggest somebody may be carrying contraband or likely to be a security risk, experts believe, although such technology could fall foul of privacy campaigners.

Other countries have reluctantly agreed to sign special side-agreements with America that allow their banks to comply without falling foul of domestic privacy laws.