Sentences with phrase «probably grant you access»

If you prefer the Play Store, there's a beta that will probably grant you access.

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By now you've probably heard of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Trusted Traveler programs: TSA PreCheck ($ 85 for five years), which grants you access to a faster line and allows you to keep your shoes on, and Global Entry ($ 100 for five years), which offers similar perks and speedy entry into the U.S. from abroad.

If physical custody is awarded to one parent, access (visitation) rights will probably be granted to the other parent.

If you live in the US, you probably take it for granted that you can get access to quality maternal health care when you need it.

Also, the card grants you free lounge access — probably the most extensive lounge access package that any credit card has to offer — including Priority Pass lounges and ultra-posh Centurion lounges.

If free lounge access is an important feature for you, you are probably better off going with a premium card that grants unlimited Priority Pass access.

You've probably granted dozens of apps access to your data on Facebook.

You've probably got the idea that USB Debugging Mode grants you a level of access to your device.

As a privacy protection measure, users will need to explicitly grant apps access to fitness data, probably through a new permission at app installation.