Sentence examples for thinking about privacy from inspiring English sources

Start thinking about privacy.

(By the way, did you know that Facebook started saving your searches beginning today?) My friends – not subscribers or acquaintances, just friends – and I were not thinking about privacy on my birthday in 2008.

Addressing the privacy concerns, the company wrote: "We want to create the absolute best VR experience for people, and to do that, we need to understand how our products are being used and we're thinking about privacy every step of the way.

"We've been thinking about privacy in cyberspace, but we need to start thinking about it in the real world, with augmented reality," says Acquisti.

At this point you may be thinking about privacy concerns and just how much credit card and other information Thanx might have, should you decide to use it.

While many patients are not thinking about privacy while searching online (Conell et al. 2016; Libert 2015), a study of over 80,000 health-related websites found that over 90% of the websites sent information to third parties, with 70% of these including specifics on symptoms, treatments, and diseases (Libert 2015).

Worth thinking about, indeed.

"We're thinking about user privacy constantly, literally from the earliest stages of product design".

"It is not its purpose, but people are going to be thinking about what privacy means".

So, questions: if you're using health-tracking apps and gadgets, are you thinking about the privacy of your data?

The people who design the systems that collect and analyse the data are now responsible for thinking about data privacy and projecting future outcomes, and may – because they're human – get it wrong.