Sentence examples for tap traffic from inspiring English sources

Cha Kwo Ling Road was later built to tap traffic to Cha Kwo Ling.

This was particularly obvious when GCHQ started tapping traffic from undersea internet cables, which is referred to as Special Source Events in the documents, or by the codename Tempora.

Even before Mr. Snowden began releasing classified materials to journalists last June, Google grew suspicious that outsiders could tap its traffic between data centers and began encrypting that traffic.

Today The Guardian reported that the GCHQ, Britain's NSA equivalent, worked with several foreign governments to help them tap Internet traffic and phone communications.

Click the "i" button at the bottom-left corner of the screen, and then tap "Show Traffic".

An optional receiver is available for tapping into Traffic Message Channel or MSN Direct.

Information passed to ARD suggests the NSA has tapped into traffic to and from two German directory servers used by Tor to scoop up the IP (internet protocol) addresses of people who visited it.

It enables drivers to tap into Inrix Traffic, thousands of stations from TuneIn, custom Pandora channels and even special Twitter and Facebook apps without looking down at the phone.

The way things stand right now, it seems the NSA has deals in place with these companies — deals they can't talk about — that allow the government to tap into their traffic (maybe at a large exchange point) and route it through one of the NSA's massive data centers for storage and analysis.

Google Plus for businesses allows you to potentially tap into that traffic, as Google+ Pages are now showing up in search results.

The aim of these plans was, as the company put it in 1906, "to tap the large traffic of the South London Tramways, and to link up by a direct Line several of the most important Railway termini".