Sentence examples for privacy offering from inspiring English sources

France — like much of Continental Europe — has long chosen a different, less swashbuckling attitude toward matters of privacy, offering the powerful a degree of protection that would be unthinkable in Britain or the United States.

But France — like much of Continental Europe — has long chosen a different, less swashbuckling attitude toward matters of privacy, offering the powerful a degree of protection that would be unthinkable in Britain or the United States.

Differential privacy [10, 11] is a privacy model offering strong privacy guarantees.

Tunnelbear should be seen, then, as a consumer-grade privacy solution, offering a degree of privacy, but not at the expense of the user experience.

The authentication mechanisms are designed to be as flexible as possible, allowing each organization to use its own authentication schema, keeping user privacy, and offering information providers data enough for statistics.

Exploiting one of the rare services that protects an individual's privacy, while offering a vital resource, threatens our already fragile credibility as people legitimately disabled, in need of aid.

What makes his book most moving is the way in which this man, without disrespecting his own privacy or offering false bromides of modesty (what Douthat derides as "ostentatious humility"), opens the sacred space of his conscience to explain how he came to center his ministry, and now his papacy, around mercy.

To do so, it puts women strictly in control of their privacy while offering them the support of their friends when looking for a date.

I do love the careful balance Google maintains between stomping all over your reasonable expectations of privacy and offering up electronic tiddlywinks.

Startups can and do play a role in checking inroads into our privacy by offering alternatives that don't demand we give up so much — which in turn can help to amend the behaviour of dominant players.

Called "OpenIDFA," the technology allows for the type of tracking use cases that Apple's ban could prevent, while still protecting end user privacy by offering built-in expiration that prevents the possibility of long-term tracking.