Sentence examples for unwanted access from inspiring English sources

Since the iPhone's lock screen is the main defence against people getting unwanted access to the phone, it has become a particular target for hackers.

Cloud customers expect from the CSP to protect their data and restrict unwanted access.

Hulu has been making a habit of cracking down on unwanted access to its service.

An ingenious hack could allow unwanted access to Siri commands by simply sending radio waves to a pair of unshielded iPhone earbuds.

— the firewall is charged with gatekeeping: preventing unwanted access but also allowing proper access from the inside out and outside in.

Some commentators describe privacy as exclusive access of a person to a realm of his or her own, and Sissela Bok (1982) argues that privacy protects us from unwanted access by others — either physical access or personal information or attention.

The latest iOS version has not been jailbroken and, given the insecurities of running a jailbroken phone including unwanted terminal access into the phone itself, it's not likely many will adopt it.

Identity theft is commonly defined as unwanted appropriation of access credentials that allows creation and access of accounts and that allows the aggressor to pose as the victim.

The lucky ones are allowed to stay as unwanted guests without access to jobs or school.

The invention is clearly designed to make it harder for a stranger or unwanted intruder to access your phone and its data when it may be easily lifted from your pocket or bag while in transit or at a public location like a cafe.

Additionally, social and infrastructural improvements in the education level of women, decrease in unwanted pregnancies, and access to improved water and sanitation have aided in reducing child mortality and morbidity.