The document also states the database allows for broad, bulk searches of keywords which could result in a high number of hits, rather than just narrow searches against particular phone numbers: "It is also possible to search against the content in bulk (e.g. for a name or home telephone number) if the target's mobile phone number is not known".
According to a World-Check spokesperson the contract with law enforcement agencies states the database's intelligence is to be used to "prevent, detect, or investigate any unlawful act" and prevent "dishonesty, malpractice, or seriously improper conduct".
The closed world assumption, as it pertains to databases, states that "Everything stated by the database, either explicitly or implicitly, is true; everything else is false".
It simply stated that the database giant had purchased the startup and all of StackEngine's employees will be joining Oracle under the terms of the agreement.
In the case of Radcliffe, it states the leaked database contained 14 samples from the athlete.
Sometimes there is no possibility of clearly stating the best database solution.
He asked the Justice Department to respond to a series of questions from the state regarding the database and the voter laws by June 11.
(A privacy-impact assessment filed in 2016 states that the database can be used to aid in criminal and civil cases against immigrants, including "exclusion, deportation, and removal proceedings").
In parallel, contextual factors are obtained for all states of the database.
For example, some EU Member States joined the database agreements later than others, which makes it more difficult to compare data across years due to lack of consistency.
