Sentence examples for secondary privacy from inspiring English sources

Keizer sees technology as "a secondary privacy issue" and says that "a preoccupation with devices distracts us from the major issues — in the same way as social networking sites can distract people from their lives".

Therefore, it can enable secure cooperative spectrum sensing and improve the secondary user location privacy.

The proposed schemes improve the secondary user's location privacy in the presence of malicious users.

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Secondary measures concerned patient privacy and confidentiality, including "personal information overheard by others", being "seen by irrelevant persons", having "unintentionally heard inappropriate conversations from healthcare providers", and experiencing "providers' respect for my privacy" measured on an ordinal 5-point Likert scale.

Among other things, the privacy directive prohibits "secondary" release of personal information.

The privacy-preserving aggregation (PPA) scheme [15] allows the identification of the presence or absence of the primary user signal using the sensing reports from different secondary users while preserving their location privacy based on secret key sharing techniques.

It is understandable that tech startups have limited resources but security and privacy should not be a secondary goal.

De-identification is a common way to protect patient privacy when disclosing clinical data for secondary purposes, such as research.

A multivariable ordinal logistic regression model of patient privacy and satisfaction as well as secondary outcomes measured on a 5-point Likert scale with predefined covariates were performed, and likelihood ratio tests for the multivariable models were performed.

As for Mr. Slawenski's narrative of Salinger's odd life, it is peppered with holes and unanswered questions, perhaps not surprising, given his subject's extreme reticence and mania for privacy and the biographer's dependence on secondary sources.