Sentence examples for unregulated data from inspiring English sources

Some exchanges and several unregulated data companies have recently introduced similar microwave networks.

"It allows an extraordinary amount of unregulated data and information to be located in one area and available to all.

In contrast however, the vast majority of ORs (as defined by InterPro domain IPR004117) appear to be unregulated (data not shown, but easily available via the web interface).

Hundreds of unregulated data-brokers exist in America, for example, selling dossiers on people to marketing companies.

More serious doubts will cling to the financial viability of unregulated data-mining companies: the value of basic personal information on an individual can be as low as $0.0005, so achieving high volumes is imperative.

But Equifax and its rivals started offering new sets of unregulated demographic data over the last decade — not just names, addresses and Social Security numbers of people, but also their marital status, recent births in their family, education history, even the kind of car they own, their television cable service and the magazines they read.

The company provides both regulated and unregulated voice, data and video services to residential, business and wholesale customers.

But in the last month the agency has taken a flurry of actions to gather more data on unregulated trading, including over-the-counter swaps.

In 2015 Gautam Hans, policy counsel at the Center for Democracy and Technology, published a paper raising concerns about the unregulated nature of the data regulators collect through "sharing economy" services.

Some legislators, regulators and privacy advocates have said they are worried that unregulated collection of marketing data about people's personal, health and or financial concerns had the potential to result in unfair pricing or inferior service for some consumers.

This will allow unregulated automated access to data and intelligence by hundreds of national state agencies across Europe, bringing into practical effect the "principle of availability" (all data and intelligence held has to made available to all the other state agencies in the EU) in the Hague programme.