Sentence examples for trail of information from inspiring English sources
They had to chase up every trail of information to locate our volunteers.
Internet users forget we can leave a trail of information around the web that, with just a few Google searches, can build a detailed picture of us.
The film is an ad hominem attack that would more aptly be called "The Conviction of Kissinger," because just about every on-camera statement is as convincing as the trail of information uncovered by the merciless detectives on "C.S.I".
Her parents took away her access to iPod Touch apps such as the App Store and the Safari web browser, so she dug through some files and found a trail of information that led her to the password, she said.
"We have to think harder and reform how we approach data protection and go beyond anonymity, which is very difficult to achieve given the trail of information we all leave digitally," says Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye.
Digital campaigning companies have claimed they can help campaigners tailor adverts to individuals depending on the trail of information they have left online, and Labour and the Conservatives are expected to spend up to £1m each on advertising on social media in the general election.
Rajaratnam tried to keep each source unaware of the others so that their trails of information led only to him.
From bus routes to shopping habits, large clusters of people produce huge trails of information about their preferences and choices in any given week.
During this hearing, part of our inquiry into fake news and disinformation, we heard how companies can amass billions of points of data, gathered by collecting the trails of information people leave online every time they interact with a website or social media platform.
More than one billion people leave behind trails of information on WeChat every day as they use the messenger to chat, read, shop, hail rides, rent umbrellas and run many other errands.
Concern was expressed that the threat of retrospective removal of anonymity may dissuade donors from making non-identifying information available through the Voluntary Register because of fears that this leaves a trail of identifying information.
