Sentences with phrase «make money off data»

That National Met services (in Europe and elsewhere, but not the USA) have commercial imperatives should not be news to anyone, and they do want to make money off data and products they produce.

I mirror what DoC says... these companies collect and make money off our data.

But the tech industry really, really wants to make money off data.

Facebook is taking baby steps for now to address its latest privacy scandal because stronger safeguards might harm its core business: making money off the data it has on you.

Not exact matches

But the company also is hoping to make money off sharing the user data.

Still a lot of room to grow their revenue through people upgrading to smartphones and paying for data packages which they make more money off of then regular phones

«The only people who will make money off of this are people who manage data sets,» she added.

The only people who stand to benefit from keeping a tight lid on data would be people who have something to hide, or worse, a means of making money off the backs of people who don't have all of the information.

Giving out a software service for free while making money off of ads and storing people's personal data isn't free.

In my opinion they won't make money using API's, more like providing you ways to slice and dice the data, run reports on it etc and make money off of an augmented way of slicing your portfolio.

It makes money from ads that are targeted off of data collected from users.

While the score probably isn't too widespread right now, the fact of the matter is that financial institutions are always looking for ways to classify you, and use data about your behavior to figure out how to make money off you — or at least limit potential losses.

Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian own your credit data which means they have the right to make money off of consumers by selling your FICO score.

According to recent Airbnb data there are more than 15,000 hosts in Ontario that make money off the sharing economy and more than half of these home - hosts are in metro Toronto.

Some phones from various carriers don't automatically connect to satellites either, so they use the cruise ship service which turns a cell call into satellite data, but that costs money and this is where they make a little extra off unaware cruise passengers.

Collecting and making money off your personal data is the foundation of their business.

Cook noted that Apple purposely chose not to make «a ton of money» off its customers» data and that Facebook failed to effectively regulate itself, prompting a need for government intervention.

Apple may not make money off its users» private data, but that in no way means Apple is ethically sound.

To this mind - set, Facebook's privacy policies, for example, are a set of trade - offs between making money and providing a place where people are willing to share the sensitive personal information that has made Facebook the most powerful data owner on the internet.

For example, it aims to make money from studios who want to target its customers with their marketing efforts, or access user data to learn about trends; it's taking a cut of ticket sales and concessions at some theaters; it has begun to acquire movies; and it hopes that eventually, users will slow down their movie - going to their usual once per month (or less), after the initial rush of having an all - you - can - watch subscription wears off.

Luckily for you, there are ways to #DeleteFacebook without actually deleting your Facebook account — though, that still means Facebook will collect some data and make money off of you.

Authority chairman Giovanni Pitruzzella told Sky News24 that the investigation will focus on Facebook's claims on its home page that the service is free, without revealing that it makes money off users» data.

Some MLSs make money off of MLS data.

Are we really going to say that brokers are the only ones who can not make money off of MLS data?»