Sentences with phrase «really need them for the privacy»

I decided to have the shutters installed only part way up because our view above is so pretty with the trees and there was really no need for privacy higher up on the windows.

We don't really need them for the privacy.

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Action: Use a privacy - focused operating system Who is this for: Edward Snowden How difficult is it: Need to be tech savvy Tell me more: If you really want to lock everything down, you should consider using Tails as your desktop operating system.

You never need to worry about your privacy regarding your personality poll as we only need to get aware of what you are really looking for?

This was their response to my inquiry: «The reason we have not set the search up to sort only by photos is that some members elect to not have their photos posted»... (duh)...» This may be for reasons of privacy or their own personal choice»... (duh + red flag)...» Also, members need time to post their photos and not all have access to current technology to get their photos up quickly»... (really?

They need more loungers around the pool and new ones as the wood ones were in need of repair but the cushions in good shape but only four loungers with cushions yet we had nine people the staff really make this villa Jeannette, Sammy, Joey and Adele Jessica was also helpful with booking activities etc. for us I highly recommend this villa to anyone who loves privacy and excellent service

If you're going to start such a business that is open to the public, lets members of the public interact with loaning their personal property and handles financial transactions, you really must have professional legal advice for all aspects of such a business, which includes but are not limited to: drafting a TOS, advising you on the federal and state and banking laws that cover financial transactions and credit cards, advising you on state and federal privacy standards for user information, advising you on what types of insurance you need for your business, and advising you on the technical aspects of the App itself.

My best answer is that, if we are really going to turn over our homes, our cars, our health, and more to private tech companies, on a scale never imagined, we need much, much stronger standards for security and privacy than now exist.

Obviously you need a Fire tablet but you also need a VPN of some sort — if you've heard about VPNs (and that they're good for privacy) but you're not really sure about them, be sure to check out our guide to what a VPN is and why you might want to use one.

But what many folks would really like to do is give you a tool that does it for you: go through the tedious work of figuring out Facebook's inscrutable privacy dashboard, and roll that expertise up in a self - executing recipe — a piece of computer code that autopiloted your browser to login to Facebook on your behalf and ticked all the right boxes for you, with no need for you to do the fiddly work.

Jeffrey Chester, executive director for the consumer - privacy group Center for Digital Democracy, said Facebook is blaming app developers and outside firms like Cambridge Analytica «instead of saying, «we need to really look at cleaning house.»»

This has really been the year of marketing and doomsday predictions for companies that need to follow the new European privacy regulations.

And for those who are wondering why we're not just using the Bruddans to cover the whole window from top to bottom - our house sits up pretty high off the street (especially the second floor), so we really only need privacy on the lower halves of our windows.

The living room currently has no window coverings, which it really doesn't need for privacy and is awesome for letting in light.