Sentence examples for really a privacy from inspiring English sources

This isn't really a privacy issue, as all Sponsored Stories are based on organic content that friends could see anyway.

Theorists including William Parent (1983) and Judith Thomson (1975) argue that the constitutional right to privacy is not really a privacy right, but is more aptly described as a right to liberty.

And if this is really a privacy issue, it doesn't make sense that Google would let you export Email data through Google Contacts but not Orkut itself.

Now to be completely fair, the security expert that found this little nugget has dismissed it as not really being a privacy issue.

As it turns out, one of the biggest concerns people have voiced about Ello is that it lacks robust privacy features — or, really, any privacy features at all.

As it turns out, one of the biggest concerns people have voiced about Ello is that it lacks robust privacy features or, really, any privacy features at all.

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"I really do believe there's a privacy revolution," she said.

While many readers praised Mr. Thiel, some questioned whether he was really a defender of Americans' privacy.

Is someone who has chosen to live most of a life in shame and shrilly defended "privacy" really a safe person to put in charge of a political party?