Sentences with phrase «whole issue of privacy»

This whole issue of privacy is utterly fascinating to me.

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The issue of Facebook and personal privacy has come to the fore with the whole Cambridge Analytica debacle.

This is not the solution to safety and it has another negative aspect of privacy which it in itself is a whole other issue.

Europe has on the whole been a tricky market because of widespread worries about cybersecurity and privacy issues.

While online dating presented privacy issues when it first became popular, dating apps throw up a whole new set of problems.

Of course, the internet still has all of the original documents, press releases, privacy policies, and public statements issued by Daybreak, Columbus Nova, and then - President John Smedley back in 2015 and since then, all of which made abundantly clear that Columbus Nova had acquired the whole company, as a company, and that Epstein was not the sole owneOf course, the internet still has all of the original documents, press releases, privacy policies, and public statements issued by Daybreak, Columbus Nova, and then - President John Smedley back in 2015 and since then, all of which made abundantly clear that Columbus Nova had acquired the whole company, as a company, and that Epstein was not the sole owneof the original documents, press releases, privacy policies, and public statements issued by Daybreak, Columbus Nova, and then - President John Smedley back in 2015 and since then, all of which made abundantly clear that Columbus Nova had acquired the whole company, as a company, and that Epstein was not the sole owneof which made abundantly clear that Columbus Nova had acquired the whole company, as a company, and that Epstein was not the sole owner.

Becoming ever more pertinent in our daily lives, GCs have a whole range of new and evolving issues relating to privacy and data that can mean very real consequences of litigation, reputation and trust loss.

Because, with all due respect to Côté J's argument that the issue in this case relates to a matter of general importance to the legal system as a whole (solicitor - client privilege), it is hard to accept the characterization of this decision as about solicitor - client privilege, rather than about the interpretation of the Privacy Commissioner's home statute.

This raises a whole host of issues, particularly on the privacy front.