Sentences with phrase «public service announcements warning»
A new cybersecurity law there forces American companies to keep data on Chinese citizens stored within China, while Chinese state - media have run public service announcements warning about private data collected by Apple's iPhones.
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This spring, her organization released a public service announcement warning: «If no one is willing to pay for the movies we make, they won't exist.»
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Think of it as a warning, some type of public service announcement.
Public Service Announcement from Rockland County STOP — DWI Rockland County STOP — DWI is warning all Rocklanders to think before they drink and drive this holiday season.
And during the previous month, American Stroke Month, he'd heard several public service announcements about the warning signs that someone is having a stroke.
One organization, Kids and Cars, also is asking the media to carry public - service announcements warning people about power - window dangers.
I've mentioned before that, where I once wrote posts about AAdvantage miles sales to let people know about some potentially good deals, I'm now writing posts about these promotions as a Public Service Announcement to warn flyers to stay away.
Law enforcement has been known to set up public service announcements along busy roadways to warn motorists of the dangers of driving without insurance.
The Internet Crime Complaint Center (C3) of the FBI posted a Public Service Announcement, warning users about frauds acting as technical support in multiple industries, including cryptos.
Student Sarah Chadwick famously edited herself into a National Rifle Association public service announcement telling the gun rights group their time was running out — a riff on NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch's warning that «time's running out» for a number of other groups, including the «lying media, every Hollywood phony, to the role model athletes who use their free speech to alter and undermine what our flag represents.»
The FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) has published a public service announcement on March 28 warning about the prevalence of scammers posing as tech support for a variety of industries, including the cryptocurrency sector.