Sentence examples for rights to delete from inspiring English sources
They have got exactly what they deserved". The Telegraph runs an interesting technology story today, somewhat hidden away in the downpages, about Facebook changing its rules on people's rights to delete information about themselves from the website.
Last night he was facing disgrace The Times: Cricket bosses get what they deserve IN THE PRIVACY OF YOUR OWN INTERNET The Telegraph runs an interesting technology story today, somewhat hidden away in the downpages, about Facebook changing its rules on people's rights to delete information about themselves from the website.
This proposed legislation would create strong requirements that would give consumers new rights to control how data about them is collected and used, including the right to know how businesses are planning to collect and use information, and the rights to delete data they provide and to correct data that is wrong.
Some files might require administrator rights to delete.
They have no right to delete any pictures from cameras.
"But it's no more than a right to delete your data.
Should the footballer have the right to delete the slur he made on the pitch?
Swipe right to delete a character (make sure you delete the ones everyone loves first!)" explains its listing.
In another development, the magazine Amateur Photographer, has sought to clarify whether police have the right to delete photographic images.
Once accepted, participants have the right to delete their profile at any time and report quarterly on any negative consequences.
They say that bloggers should also have the right to delete such comments if they find them profane or abusive.
