Sentences with phrase «many breaches of privacy»

We want to protect consumers against breaches of privacy [but] we want access to data to enable us to do things in a more targeted, more refined, more acceptable way.

Gawker Media founder and CEO Nick Denton will file for personal bankruptcy protection as early as Monday after losing a fight in a Florida court for a shield against a judgment in a breach of privacy case involving professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Mr Crompton said listing within that time frame was technically not a breach of the Privacy Act, but was not «good privacy practice».

Bernard was rightfully horrified by this breach of privacy, though given the nature of real - world technology debates happening, we maybe shouldn't be surprised.

Facebook first learned of this breach of privacy more than two years ago, but hadn't mentioned it publicly until Friday.

When your kids ask frank questions about your finances, try to view it as a teaching opportunity rather than a breach of privacy.

The Vatican has not denied the authenticity of the documents but instead says the breach of privacy is a criminal act.

If you wish to access or correct your personal information held by Accolade Wines, or to complain about a possible breach of privacy, enquiries should be directed to the Data Protection Officer (for UK residents only) or the Privacy Officer (for all other regions) as follows:

Ms Akers said the police investigation was establishing evidence of payments linked to specific news articles which reflected both breach of trust by public officials and breach of privacy.

Yes, breaches of privacy have been made by the media.

The ICO today ruled that the Telegraph's email was a clear and serious breach of the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.

[99] Galloway had begun legal proceedings for breach of privacy in 2010 after being told by the Met that he had probably been targeted by Mulcaire.

After Goodman and Mulcaire pleaded guilty, a breach of privacy claim was started by Gordon Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers Association who was represented by his solicitor Mark Lewis.

News International announced on 8 April 2011 that it would admit liability in some of the breach of privacy cases being brought in relation to phone hacking by the News of the World.

«I apologise unreservedly to all my constituents for what has clearly been an unacceptable breach of their privacy.»

On Wednesday, A police spokesman said:» [We] can confirm that since January 2011 the MPS [Metropolitan police service] has received a number of allegations regarding breach of privacy which fall outside the remit of Operation Weeting.

This is a method to prevent any breach of privacy or mishaps.

Take a phone and exactly who you are dating — this is not a breach of privacy — especially if you are a female it's a safety must!

TELECOMPAPER - July 29 - French data protection agency CNIL has served notice to eight dating sites including Meetic, Attractive World, AdopteUnMec, Easyflirt, Rencontre and Mektoube after an investigation revealed a number of breaches of privacy.

Unlike online dating which involves publicizing a ton of personal information and pictures online, phone dating requires no breach of your privacy.

ABC.NET.AU - June 25 - Cupid Media, an online dating company that operates ~ 35 niche dating sites such as ChristianCupid, MilitaryCupid and SingleParentLove has been found in breach of privacy laws after hackers accessed the personal information of ~ 245K of its Australian users.

The free dating sites also have certain policies against breaching of privacy and vulgarity.

An online dating company has been found in breach of privacy laws after hackers accessed the personal information of about 245,000 of its Australian users.

Any breach of your privacy is grounds for choosing a new totally free online dating site.

The login information of corporate learners and online instructors is also stored online and, if compromised, translates to a breach of privacy.

Experts say the practice of gaining access to data stored in large computers — which involves the use of a microcomputer, telephone lines, and attachments called «modems» that translate computer pulses into current that can travel through telephone lines to other computers — has resulted in as much as $ 1 billion in damage annually and serious breaches of privacy.

The reforms give the Australian Information Commissioner increased enforcement powers, which includes, but is not limited to: impose civil penalties in the case of serious or repeated breaches of privacy (up to $ 340 000 for an individual and $ 1.7 million for a corporation); impose criminal penalties; and / or conduct assessments of privacy performance for both Australian government agencies and businesses.

Personal information of hundreds of Fairfax County public school students was mistakenly posted on the school system's Web site, exposing their student identification numbers, birth dates, home addresses and phone numbers in what parents described as a breach of privacy.

How is that a breach of privacy, security or ethics?

I feel bad that I forgot to plug it out (newly installed)- like it was a breach of privacy to keep it running without telling the mechanic (and there was nothing that would raise an eyebrow to see on it).

Please refer to ASIC's privacy policy for information about how ASIC handles personal information, your rights to seek access to and correct personal information and how to complain about breaches of your privacy by ASIC.

Understandably this has raised a lot of concern amongst the public, with people rightfully feeling that this is a serious breach of privacy and a system that could be easily abused.

But there is a point to be made that the breach of privacy is less invasive with these documents than with the personal emails taken from CRU.

Access to the full database (which includes private details) is restricted only to myself and I am the only one with access to all of the raw data - this fact alone indicates that this breach of privacy came in the form of an external hack rather than from within Skeptical Science itself.

A search of her gmail address — which is now not a breach of any privacy on my part — seen in the July 2014 Podesta email turns up a phone number that she's used from the time when she is seen in an online 2009 press release as the media contact for Gore, (full text here) and in an online December 2012 Rockefeller Foundation press release naming her as a media contact at Fenton Communications (bottom of the page, full text here) and also in a more recent September 2014 press announcement about the Clinton Global Initiative — in the version from the National Geographic, she is noted as the media contact, while the twin version at the Waitt Foundation just says «contact.»

There is, of course, a civil remedy for defamation; and a remedy for breach of privacy is developing fast.

While corporates are more likely to be victims of attacks, these claims could include: breach of duty in contract and tort (customers / suppliers); negligence; breach of the Payment Services Regulation 2009 (Reg 61) and the GDPR; breach of s 13 of the Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982; breach of privacy for unauthorised disclosure of personal data; and breach of directors» duties (Companies Act 2006).

Given that the Court expressed its opinion that damages for a breach of the new tort not exceed $ 20,000 in most circumstances, employers will most likely see employees adding an alleged breach of privacy in applicable wrongful dismissal claims where litigation costs are already being expended.

Alarmed and not a little bit furious that I nearly sent him some deeply embarrassing musings, I tell the support person about the issue, noting that it is a serious breach of privacy (and an obvious one, given that I noticed it in all of ten seconds).

After video of her jogging along the parkway was included in a commercial, she sued for breach of privacy and appropriation of personality.

Although in this case the courts found that the collection of driver's license and plate numbers was not a breach of the privacy legislation, this should not be interpreted as a green light for anyone to collect this information.

My note mentioned a provision of the rules of procedure of the tribunal that barred evidence that violated fundamental rights (of anybody, apparently), and a section of the Manitoba Privacy Act that bars the use in any civil proceeding of any evidence obtained by a breach of privacy as defined in the Act.

I am not a fan of prior administrative or judicial restraint, but is there an after - the - fact sanction available, through a privacy commission or court, to weigh the breach of privacy against some notion of the public interest?

Sharpe J.A. wrote for the court, and accepted the proposition by William L. Prosser in his 1960 article, «Privacy,» that the common law actually developed four different types of related torts for breach of privacy:

The plaintiff moved for summary judgment, but the action was dismissed when the defendant was successful on the motion in claiming that there was no tort for breach of privacy in Ontario.

She made various claims against the defendant, including: breach of privacy or intrusion upon seclusion; pecuniary damages for appropriation of personality; and punitive damages.

And then, with a clear title, the movie or television show can be released to the adoring public without fear (or very little fear, unless you're Sasha Baron - Cohen and his distributors of course) of a lawsuit being filed alleging breach of privacy, defamation, trademark or copyright infringement.

The matter will be proceeding to a common issues trial, which will decide novel legal issues, including whether an employer can be vicariously liable for its employees» breach of privacy.

His work on confidential information cases is very broad in scope and covers the full range from B2B disputes, breach of privacy, as well as employee related issues.

Serious issues of breach of privacy and hacking (potential offences contrary to s. 1 Computer Misuse Act 1990) in relation to the collection of evidence.