Sentence examples for privacy modifications from inspiring English sources

"Facebook now has three strikes against it: Beacon, the privacy modifications it made in 2009 to force private user information public, and now the Kogan/Cambridge Analytica revelation," he writes.

Other areas that need scrutiny include reverse mortgages, international remittances, auto-loan kickbacks, mobile payment privacy and student loan modifications.

It is important to examine whether the existing regulations and protections are sufficient to protect people from privacy breaches and whether modifications are needed.

Existing privacy preservation mechanisms normally require modifications at the user side or provide limited protection.

Chase declined to comment for publication on the specifics of Ms. Girard-Blakey's experience with her loan modification due to "privacy issues," a bank spokesman, Tom Kelly, said in an e-mail.

We needed to remove that requirement to address the privacy issues, and making that modification would mean all the developers who used OpenUDID would suddenly get new, random, non-global ID's.

Nest says its existing privacy policy will not change for now, but has not ruled out modifications in future.

Nonetheless, the recently released final modifications to the Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information (i.e., the Privacy Rule mandated by HIPAA) have not ended the debate on how to achieve an appropriate balance between privacy protection and legitimate use of health data to strengthen either personal care or the health system as a whole.

Berkovsky et al. [16] present a decentralized distributed storage of user data combined with data modification techniques to mitigate privacy issues.

Though Australia's Privacy Act of 1988 and its subsequent modifications aim to protect the privacy of those using the relay service, there is still an active third party involved with these phone calls, and it's something that the National Relay Service's own explanatory video seeks to address.

Consumer and publisher privacy alike is thus subject to a change of business model and the modification (of probably unread anyway) terms of use.