Sentences with phrase «requested user consent»

In the California filing, Bogdanovich and Speas allege that Apple never requested user consent to slow the phones down and were never given the option to bargain or choose if they wanted their phones to perform slower than normal.

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They could request more information about Facebook removing messages or other data from users» accounts without their consent.

The shift to express consent represents an important change that has forced many businesses to directly request consent from their users for the first time (if a business already has express consent there is no need to ask again).

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LegalFling — an app currently being developed by Netherlands - based LegalThings — which declined an interview request from the Free Press — allows users to consent to sex with other users with a single tap «in a legally binding agreement,» according to its website.

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They could request more information about Facebook removing messages or other data from users» accounts without their consent.

Aleksandr Kogan requested and gained access to information from users who chose to sign up to his app, and everyone involved gave their consent,» an update posted on Saturday morning on Facebook's blog post reads.

Not only that, but users must be given a way to revoke that consent, as well as a way to request access to any collected data as a way to verify consent given.

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It is possible for some of the data to be collected by developers, so long as they request «clear and conspicuous consent» from the user beforehand.

Grewal said Kogan had «requested and gained access to information from users who chose to sign up to his app, and everyone involved gave their consent.

On Saturday, Facebook's deputy general counsel, Paul Grewal, appeared to defend the lax policies that allowed data harvesting from unwitting friends, writing in a statement: «Aleksandr Kogan requested and gained access to information from users who chose to sign up to his app, and everyone involved gave their consent.»

«Once we have added this capability, apps and services will be able to interact with user's data using a common messaging conduit by requesting granular consent.

«If browsers are equipped with such functionality, websites that want to set cookies for behavioral advertising purposes may not need to put in place banners requesting their consent insofar as users may provide their consent by selecting the right settings in their browser,» the draft said.