Sentence examples for responding to privacy from inspiring English sources

But over the past week, Tony Clement, the industry minister, said that the government was responding to privacy and coercion complaints.

2. Learn about how celebrities are responding to privacy invasion by reading and discussing the article "As Paparazzi Push Harder, Stars Try to Push Back".

Responding to privacy concerns, AccuWeather is out with a new version of its iOS app that removes a controversial data sharing behavior.

Responding to privacy concerns raised by travelers and civil rights groups, the Transportation Security Administration pulled 171 full-body scanners from airports last year.

The Department of Homeland Security released information this month on its program of monitoring "public reaction to major governmental proposals with homeland security implications" in 2009 and has also responded to privacy concerns regarding its ongoing social media scanning.

He also said ministers should respond to privacy and human rights concerns surrounding Forward Intelligence Teams, the surveillance units that film, photograph and monitor activists at protests using spotter cards, and then store details on databases.

Matt Cutts, a senior software engineer for Google, responded to Privacy International in his blog, pointing out what seemed to be an unfair focus on Google.

Conclusions refer to the value of end-user research in establishing significant environmental factors and highlights the need for designers to respond to privacy, storage and appearance of furniture in workplaces.

At the same time as tweaking the Windows 10 set-up to respond to privacy concerns, the company launched a web-based privacy dashboard for Microsoft account users to review and amend privacy settings pertaining to data collection across several different Microsoft services, including location, search, browsing, and Cortana Notebook.

The U.S. military has responded to privacy concerns over a heatmap feature in the Strava app which displays users' fitness activity — and has been shown exposing the locations of military facilities around the world — by saying it's reviewing the rules around usage of wireless devices and apps by its personnel.

Accordingly, legislation and relevant policies should set out dedicated governance frameworks to monitor and respond to privacy challenges in the context of cell-based research.