Sentences with phrase «snooping if»

Instead, they should reserve snooping if an adolescent shows signs of depression or of hurting himself or someone else.

People will snoop if it is in their interest to do so.

Not exact matches

On how easily the government can snoop: «If I target for example an email address, under FAA 702, and that email address sent something to you, Joe America, the analyst gets it.

But if foreign consumers, and especially businesses, believe data held with those companies is vulnerable to snooping, Kroes thinks they could quickly lose their edge in an industry estimated by research company Gartner Inc. to be worth more than $ 135 billion a year.

Cyber-security experts say businesses of all sizes can be vulnerable to attacks and hackers can manoeuvre their way into any site if the proper controls aren't in place to detect their snooping.

Can you imagine how much we could cut the military budget if we didn't have to order thousands of armored vehicles, big jets and other types of «snooping» aircraft??

My kids are always snooping around the kitchen (which by the way I seriously can't stand) asking if I'm making that chicken again.

i dn't like the rumour of Liverpool snooping arnd our property (doesn't matter if Jenkinson is on Loan or walcott's looking outta touch at the moment), he should squash this as well..........

If the teen directly states that he wants to harm himself or someone else, forget snooping and get medical help right away.

If your child sleeps all the time, has lost interest in the hobbies that he used to enjoy, has become withdrawn, stopped socializing, or is showing other red signs, such as drug or alcohol use, it may be time to snoop.

Spying and snooping around isn't the best way to get that information either, it will only upset matters if your teen finds out.

And if they do, they will do it as quickly as possible and will certainly not be snooping through your medicine cabinet.

If you have toys that are not age appropriate and plan to have more children, set those toys aside and pack them away in an opaque bin so that your kids don't go snooping through it to find old favorites.

This is especially the case when they reach that awkward teenage phase; surely, you'll be able to recollect back and understand what they're going through, all of which would be a lot easier if there wasn't a prying mother snooping about.

He adds that if his employees wanted to «snoop» on citizens he wouldn't have them in the building.

It was accompanied by the infamous «Ripa» (Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act) laying down rules on data access, and under which dwelt such horrors as a local council snooping on parents to see if they have lied about living in the catchment area of a popular school.

I think it is the second of these two that irks the most; if someone intervenes / snoops / interferes unwarrantably then it makes little difference if its a government minister or a local council official thats doing it, it's still bloody annoying.

Nick Clegg could block the coalition's plans to expand internet snooping agenda if he is advised it is «illiberal», he has pledged.

if it turns out the snooping plan is neither workable nor affordable will be another «competence» question - like the fuel crisis

If something is obtained by illegal means (hack, snoop or whistleblow) then no way can it be touched for fear of taint.

For people in the UK, you can purchase their items from Cult Beauty or TK Maxx (if you have a good snoop around the shop!)

Sister, if you're reading this, stop snooping.

Now, if you just land on the homepage and have a quick snoop around, you'll quickly come to the conclusion that this is not a website for the 40 + woman.

If you're in need of inspiration to mess up your look just a little, go have a snoop through the J Crew website, where style queen Jenna Lyons has made sure that all the models look just a little «undone.»

If you need part - time or full - time help, you will want to seek out your wing people early and snoop out rates.

If you find you can't control taking a digital peek at his online dating profile, try my steps that helped her detox from her digital snooping.

If your partner left their phone within easy reach, and you were alone, would you snoop?

If you felt the need to snoop, it was doomed.

So, taking all these factors into consideration, what would be your reaction if you one day snooped around girlfriend's phone, only to catch a glimpse of a juicy Snapchat convo?

If a person chooses to reveal information over social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, or other sites, then it's only fair that they expect their potential dates will do a little snooping.

Fortunately, there is a cop (Alan Ruck) snooping around nearby... if only Vivian can find him.

Could it be that the site's founders don't feel that parents need to «snoop» if a book has only 32 pages?

If you're concerned that there isn't an audience for the type of content you'd like to speak about, try doing some snooping around to see if there's a marketable interest in your fielIf you're concerned that there isn't an audience for the type of content you'd like to speak about, try doing some snooping around to see if there's a marketable interest in your fielif there's a marketable interest in your field.

If you don't know, do a little snooping around her nightstand to find out.

I presume you've already given them your name, address, card number, and security code over the phone or through their website, so you've trusted them with this information, and if hackers or the NSA wanted to snoop on your private information, they could have done it then.

if you have some tax exempt funds that aren't producing as well as you'd like, and you're concerned the IRS may find a reason to snoop, I'd liquidate them and put them towards the downpayment.

If they can get out, they will, and take off to run and snoop.

You will achieve two things by doing this: 1) this will discourage your cat from looking outside which could unlock the door unintentionally if sitting too close 2) will discourage raccoons or other cats from snooping inside, which gets them more motivated to get in.

Because they didn't want any more snooping and would have rather made gamers in general look bad then accept any responsibility for what they did behind closed doors, they were afraid more things came to light if they dug any more.

As usual when I was little, I'd get tired of sitting with the adults and, if Cesare's daughter Gaia — who was a bit older than me — didn't feel like playing with me, I'd sneak away to snoop around Cesare's studio.

If you do that you are using the outcome to affect the input, you are making up your proxy selection rules post ante, and that's data snooping.

If he refuses then, because he's already snooped the possiblities, you know what the answer is: Ross right, Gavin wrong.

For instance, if your «fear» of the cloud leads you to keep everything in paper form, you are almost certainly leaving your important client data at greater risk to theft, fire, flood, or snooping than if you use best practices in the cloud.

If you want to be a patriot and help the federal government snoop on its citizens, then switch your search engine to Patriot Search.

When logging in on any website, you should always check for a secure connection by checking to see if the web address begins with https: / /..., as opposed to http: / /... Look for the «s» which signals that your connection to the website is encrypted and more resistant to snooping or tampering.

And 31 percent said that, even if they no longer worked for the company, with their knowledge of the systems they could access encryption keys and authorization codes and hack in remotely to snoop, secretly alter files or shut down the data system.

If the hype in the media is anything to go by, employers can be forgiven for thinking that, following a recent decision by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), they are now free to snoop on employees» private communications without limitation.

I find your sources credible — though the UK folks may be kidding themselves if they think their own government is not doing some snooping of its own (and sharing the results with the US).

While on the surface, in a one - step analysis, the number does not necessarily relate to a particular individual (though it might, if only the single owner ever drove the car), these days there are a lot of big data bases around, and it would not take too many analytic steps (or snooping) to find other references that might allow one to figure out the individual to whom the information relates.

and if the photographer disabled measures to prevent snooping like this (if the blinds are open and the distance from the public area).