Sentences with phrase «access to one's personal data»

When criminals got access to the personal data of 143 million people?

If you rent a «connected» car and charge your smart phone or tablet using a USB cable, the car's system may gain access to personal data on your device.

The tool was introduced to prevent apps getting access to personal data about users such as location, and address book information.

Sign in is the required step to prevent access to your personal data by third parties.

He also stated the site will no longer allow apps that request access to personal data such as religious background, education, and work history.

It also mandates that users don't have to give apps access to their personal data to start using the app (or any other product).

Whenever you sign up to a website or install an app, you are potentially giving the company behind the service access to your personal data — even if you don't realise it.

Anyone within your organization that has access to personal data needs to know about the changes.

Be aware that you are providing someone with access to your personal data.

The shady analytics firm is believed to have gained access to personal data from around 50 million of Facebook's users, which it employed to inform online ad spending and influence elections.

In recent days, a series of reports have detailed how Cambridge Analytica, a British data mining firm, gained access to personal data on 50 million Facebook users and relied on it as part of its work for Donald Trump's presidential campaign in 2016.

Second, Facebook will be cracking down on developers access to your personal data, reducing the data apps are able to access when you use Facebook to login — restricting it to just your name, profile photo, and email address.

For access to the personal data collected or transferred, to your report, or for any other inquiries or complaints, you may contact the employer or CII.

The spokeswoman added: «Wonga is urgently investigating illegal and unauthorised access to the personal data of some of its customers in the UK and Poland.

Facebook now admits that Cambridge Analytica got unauthorized access to personal data from 87 million of the social network's users.

Throughout that period, «defendants made false or misleading statements and failed to disclose that Facebook violated its own data privacy policies by allowing third parties access to personal data of millions of Facebook users without their consent,» the complaint alleges.

Law Enforcement Access to Your Personal Data: A Roundtable Discussion with Ginger McCall from the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)

According to Facebook estimates, the Spanish users have downloaded the app 44 times, which might have provided access to the personal data of 136,985 Facebook users.

But even with privacy settings, the app sparked fears that stalkers or criminals could identify strangers and gain access to their personal data just by snapping their photos.

He also said that he's «not a believer in back doors,» the technical loopholes that companies could embed in their products that would give law enforcement covert access to personal data.

Worries included employer access to personal data, the wiping of personal data in the event that a device is lost or compromised, the tracking of one's location, and reduced performance due to the additional software running in the background.

Typically, these third - party app developers require access to some personal data from the user's profile as well as data about their friends, said Yu Pu, a doctoral candidate in information sciences and technology.

Because of the laws surrounding access to personal data, it is even more complicated for individual research groups working on human material to manage access requests and publish data in a secure and legal way.

Access to Personal Data If you wish, you can obtain a copy of any personal data we have about you by sending an email to [email protected].

Apart from this, have we learned nothing about the pitfalls of granting pretty broad, unfettered access to our personal data?

One of the exceptions, laid down in Article 4 (1)(b) of the Transparency Regulation, provides for situations where access to personal data is requested.

In essence, showing that the data subjects have a dual role in a context of apparent lack of impartiality may be considered sufficient to establish that there is a risk to the impartial and objective performance of official duties and demonstrating the need to get access to the personal data involved.

Our affiliates, agents and third party providers who have access to personal data obtained through the Allianz Global Assistance Website are obliged to respect privacy.

While at the same time it offers Chinese technology companies something no other nation can: unlimited and legally enforced access to the personal data of billions of people.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday broke Facebook's mysterious silence following news of several investigations into Cambridge Analytica's access to personal data belonging to 50 million Facebook users.

On the crowdfunding site where Prof Carroll is raising money to fund his case, he wrote: «We are fighting for a legal principle that, in an age of unlimited access to personal data, is fundamental: companies can not use your data in any way they see fit.

Mark Zuckerberg is one of the most powerful men in the world because billions of people give Facebook, which he founded, free access to their personal data.

The phone also has a «guest mode» with a password which enables the guest to make calls and send SMS from the device, although access to your personal data on the phone is limited.

Once Facebook allows access to personal data, as with any leak or data breach, there's no way to reel it back.

If so, and if you tried them, you've likely exchanged access to your personal data.

The Federal Trade Commission has confirmed that it is investigating Facebook's privacy practices after it was revealed that the company allowed Cambridge Analytica access to the personal data of some 50 million Facebook users without their expressed consent.

Privacy advocates have long alleged Facebook allowed too much access to personal data.

According to reports, Facebook became aware of Cambridge Analytica's access to personal data back in 2015, after which it demanded that the acquired information be deleted.

The shady analytics firm is believed to have gained access to personal data from around 50 million of Facebook's users, which it employed to inform online ad spending and influence elections.

Facebook is facing questions of its data handling following reports that research firm Cambridge Analytica improperly gained access to the personal data of more than 50 million Facebook users.

However, data breach also covers unauthorised disclosure and unauthorised access to personal data.

Second, the Bill gives the Home Office an «immigration - control exemption» — allowing it, for immigration - control purposes, to deny individuals access to their personal data.

To prevent unauthorized access to personal data, the KCC requires the exchanges to «install and operate an access control device such as an intrusion prevention system, [take] measures to prevent the tampering of the access record, [and take] encryption measures for secure storage and transmission of personal information,» the agency wrote.

Likewise, the Court observes that legislation not providing for any possibility for an individual to pursue legal remedies in order to have access to personal data relating to him, or to obtain the rectification or erasure of such data, compromises the essence of the fundamental right to effective judicial protection, the existence of such a possibility being inherent in the existence of the rule of law.

Throughout that period, «defendants made false or misleading statements and failed to disclose that Facebook violated its own data privacy policies by allowing third parties access to personal data of millions of Facebook users without their consent,» according to the complaint.