Sentence examples for you ever knowing from inspiring English sources

The algorithms that impact on your career without you ever knowing about them.

Those are bush league compared to this: What if, without you ever knowing it, Google had crafted all the greatest viral trends on the internet on purpose?

With facial recognition, someone takes a photo of you in the street and goes home and they can build up a huge picture of your life without you ever knowing about it".

While darkshark9 states that "there's nothing stopping me from stealing your fingerprints without you ever knowing" and further that "if I steal someone's phone, their fingerprints are already on it" the truth is that this would require a perfect alignment of circumstances.

But there's a bigger issue and it's the privacy issue- do you really want your most personal and private documents stored on someone elses servers that may be more prone to hackers without you ever knowing, or may simply be farmed by the company hosting them as an attempt to make a profile about you for advertising or other commercial purposes?

If your private Facebook data can now be used by academics all over the world for their own research without you ever knowing your data has been used or having any opportunity to opt-out of that research, what hope do we have left for privacy?

It's not just the loss of this public hero, there's the loss of your own private hero, the dropping of the banner they carried for you without ever knowing it.

Yet you could drive around for hours without ever knowing you were in the heart of chicken country unless you happened to get behind a truck heaped with crates of birds on their way from the remote solid-walled barns they are raised in to the gated slaughter plants where they are turned into meat.

His job is to make you feel things without ever knowing he was there.

"It's taking an animal without them ever knowing you're there".

With 500 acres of terrain and 2,590 feet of vertical, there are enough slopes to get lost in without ever knowing you're in the weekend rush.