Sentence examples for users to escape from inspiring English sources

This makes it harder than ever for users to escape the gaze of private companies.

This makes it ever harder for mobile users to escape the gaze of private companies, whether insurance firms or shoemakers.

By granting them control over the audible world around them, the iPod allows its users to escape into their own private bubbles.

The state has the highest energy rates in the nation, consumer advocates say, although the structure of the rate increase allows poor people and low energy users to escape the recent increases.

"Will you allow users to escape targeted advertising?

Facebook allows users to escape its filters (designed to give a good experience) by paying to force their Facebook posts in front of their friends — $7 a time and you're golden.

This app simulates a call coming in, allowing the user to escape from dullards with ease.

This could be one reason they are rarely addictive: the more habit-forming drugs like heroin, coke and alcohol all tend to allow the user to escape from unwanted thoughts and emotions.

Increasing awareness about marketers' peeping and user attempts to escape it are probably why the consortium of "stakeholders" (media companies and privacy advocates) that was to come up with the "Do Not Track" standard actually voted to disband last fall.

It's hard to shake the notion half the users aren't trying to "escape the boredom of their lives": just praying for a brief holiday from society's unrelenting bullshit.

Internet users aren't likely to escape ads, and some would rather have those they see be relevant thanks to deep targeting data.