Third, the government employs a search algorithm to scour contents "for particular 'selectors' email addresses, domain names, phone numbers, or other identifiers," according to the claim.
Algorithms silently scour the content we consume, the things we say, how we interact with others and the things they say to us to build rich profiles of our realtime interests and life events.
Some are monitoring the frequency of edits on a candidate's Wikipedia page and scouring the contents of the nominee's grocery cart, searching for any meaningful indicator of a Veep contender's standing in the pageant. .
The 10-page paper (available at this link), which was published in the journal Science, had been overlooked for decades when researchers Geert Jan van Oldenborgh and Rein Haarsma from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute uncovered it and began scouring its contents.
He inhaled the content, scouring the data on every slide to understand each graph and animation.
That's the premise behind Factery Labs, a service that scours through web content to pull out just the factual bits of information, allowing you to get the gist of an article in seconds (at least, in theory).
Picture this: an OS-wide layer that detects searches, reads text on webpages, and scours all content for products and services.
People scoured his past tweets for other content to criticize.
Rather than making theories, a different news-site went to conspiracy webpages and scoured the comment sections looking for content.
"However, after scouring through the contents of his laptop, a call was taken that it was too dangerous to allow him to enter India and he was sent back," a source was quoted saying.
