Sentence examples for profound privacy from inspiring English sources

I've been concerned about Google's dominant role in data collection — and the profound privacy concerns it raises — since my time at the F.T.C.

Sadly, no such consensus has emerged around the most profound privacy matter: the decision of whether and when to bear a child.

But Mayer sees more profound privacy problems than Tinder exposing their users' "guilty pleasure," as McLain calls it, to their Facebook friends.

Rather than defer to a dysfunctional Congress, the president should propose legislation that would allow a pathway to citizenship, remove local police from enforcing immigration laws so they can better fight crime, and stop biometric data collection until Congress first addresses the profound privacy issues facing citizens and immigrants alike.

Critics say the databases may therefore also represent a profound threat to privacy.

"This has a profound impact on privacy and basic rule of law," said Guy Herbert, general secretary of NO2ID.

For starters, he may well make two or more appointments to the Supreme Court that could result in a profound shift on privacy and abortion rights.

John, a restrained provider with a profound respect for privacy, has been aware of Beatrice's condition, but has remained passively silent.

Whether the profiles are from innocent or convicted individuals has no bearing because this profound abuse of privacy is obviously wrong.

This switch to computing as a utility rather than a service that you provide with your own equipment has profound implications for privacy, security and economic development – and public perceptions are lagging way behind the pace of development.

US officials, former FBI agents and counter-terrorism experts say the FBI retains significant data on people it interviews even after it determines they do not pose a security threat, and caution that spreading that information beyond the bureau carries with it a "profound" risk to privacy rights.