Sentence examples for privacy reports from inspiring English sources

A moment, first, in defence of privacy – reports of whose death are, I hope, greatly exaggerated.

In light of the new federal privacy reports, however, at least one publisher said it might halt, or at least further limit, the selling of its subscriber list.

Reflecting heightened consumer objections, the White House and the F.T.C. each produced privacy reports and recommendations this year calling for varying degrees of industry self-regulation and statutes.

The report awards merits not just for publishing privacy reports but for also categories such as proactively sticking up for users in Congress and the courts and sharing law-enforcement guidelines.

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The most common reasons for not reporting were "do not want to violate the patient's privacy", "reporting procedure is troublesome", and "not sure whether the diagnosed disease is reportable".

Mr. Swindle called the privacy report "embarrassingly flawed" and said its recommendations "would constitute a troubling devolution of power from our elected officials to unelected bureaucrats".

Facebook has repeatedly denied the claims, saying that the data and conclusions in the BPC's Facebook privacy report are false.

Talks among business lobbies, privacy activists and regulators may at least produce non-statutory codes, though without the imminent threat of legislation some companies may dawdle.The FTC will also release a privacy report later this year.

MPs on the Culture, Media and Sport Committee said last year in a press standards and privacy report that pre-notification would be "ineffective", and that there was a need for a "public interest" exception".

The industry's compromise on a "Do Not Track" mechanism is one result of continuing negotiations among members of the Federal Trade Commission, which first called for such a mechanism in its initial privacy report; the Commerce Department; the White House; the Digital Advertising Alliance; and consumer privacy advocates.