Sentences with phrase «entity controls all of its data»

«Facebook needs to be regulated more tightly, or broken up so that no single entity controls all of its data.

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It applies to all entities, located anywhere in the world, that control or process the personal data of EU data subjects.

Not only does blockchain work to protect transaction data through encryption, as well as store this data in a decentralized manner (i.e., on hard drives and servers all over the world) so as to keep a single entity from gaining control of a network, but also the primary goal is to ensure that the same crypto token isn't spent twice.

In order to uphold the social contract, such laws must achieve two main things: they must restrain those entities which control a disproportionate amount of data, and they must ensure the enforceability of such laws.

Non-Celiac Wheat Sensitivity Diagnosed by Double - Blind Placebo - Controlled Challenge: Exploring a New Clinical Entity https://www.nature.com/articles/ajg2012236 «Our data confirm the existence of non-celiac WS as a distinct clinical condition.

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The Advocate General sought to distinguish between entities which control the purposes and means of the processing of personal data from those which simply control the purposes and means of the processing of data [80].

We believe the approach of § 164.512 (b) strikes an appropriate balance between the objective of promoting patient privacy and control over their health information and the objective of allowing private entities to collect data that ultimately may have important public health benefits.

Subsection 2 limits the scope so that a covered entity only has to provide data if the data was «made unintelligible by a feature, product, or service owned, controlled, created, or provided by the covered entity or by a third party on behalf of the covered entity.»

This means that instead of having a centralized database and controlling entity for transactions, all data is encrypted and stored on each and every node connected to the network.

«If you could only keep control of your data with blockchain technology, then this is a way so you wouldn't have to give it over to companies like Facebook,» said Wieczner, noting that centralized entities are exactly what blockchains were invented to get around.

But when you give other companies access to your Facebook data — which can be quite comprehensive — you're surrendering control of that information to entities that probably don't care very much about you or your privacy.

The application must be completely open - source, it must operate autonomously, with no entity controlling the majority of its tokens, and its data and records of operation must be cryptographically stored in a public, decentralized blockchain.

Distributed ledgers can be useful if the evolution of data should be controlled by multiple parties instead of a single controlling entity.

Before distributed ledgers, single entities had total control over their data, and commitments were made only at the legal contractual / terms - of - service level.

Here the novelty is that for the first time you can easily create a system where multiple entities have shared control over the evolution of data.

«At the moment, some of the terminology that I'm hearing is about Indigenous data to be shared, to be discovered, to be opened up, but to be controlled or owned by non-Indigenous governance, non-Indigenous entities, non-Indigenous researchers,» she said.

«Every entity creating their personal Upstream is fighting to obtain a significant critical mass of data to ensure they become the standard for data management and control,» Lange wrote recently on the Upstream blog.