Sentence examples similar to privacy lessons from inspiring English sources

(Thanks, though, to "Phineas and Ferb" for offering many useful lessons about privacy and the Internet).

The final course grouped the 15 policies into 5 lessons: PHI, privacy practices, patient rights, specialty groups and HIPAA in research.

The ever-brilliant Horrible Histories tackles similar themes in a sidelong way, with Lady Jane Grey clicking a dodgy link and getting spammed; a prudish Victorian lying about his age and stumbling across scandalous content (ladies without gloves); and Guy Fawkes learning a valuable lesson about privacy settings as his plot fizzles out.

It taught her a valuable lesson about privacy, one that is even more applicable in the internet age.

The mothers give them life lessons in the privacy of their huts.

It is in this tension between traceability and privacy that some of the lessons learned in the human tissue banking field (particularly since the advent of population biobanking) may prove to be instructive for stem cell banking.

All learned the lesson: expect no privacy on school laptops, not even in the confines of your own home.

Ultimately, for anyone who might find their pictures part of this trove, and for those who are just watching from the sidelines, this is yet another lesson in online privacy today.

Cards Against Humanity wants to teach Republican lawmakers a lesson in internet privacy.

I wouldn't call that a security flaw as much as a lesson in webcam privacy.

One big lesson Tien, the privacy expert at EFF, said he learned from the Do Not Track effort is to not expect corporations to assent to rules that would make it harder for them to make money.