Microsoft's data collection options in Windows 10 were somewhat more respectful of user data collection, the study found.
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The EU, Asia and Americas are rising their regulatory focus on data collection and sharing, while China is encouraging data collection.
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It also accuses of Google of not properly disclosing this data collection and not giving parents a way to view and limit the data collection.
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Airlines, concerned about complicated privacy issues the data collection may pose, have tried to meet the administration halfway, proposing to develop an app and website for data collection.
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As a remedy, SIRC recommended that before engaging in bulk data collection, "a clear connection to a threat to the security of Canada" must be established, alternatives to bulk data collection must be considered, and an assessment of how likely the bulk data collection is to produce intelligence of value must be undertaken.
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"We think they are still very broadly defined and can't count as targeted data collection, so for us it's still indiscriminate and mass data collection," said Paul Breitbarth, representing the regulators.
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The Justice Department expects the final proposal of the National Use of Force Data Collection program to be issued in early 2017 and soon after will implement the pilot data collection program.
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If data collection and sharing were still mainly the purview of B2B businesses and global enterprises, perhaps the rising outcry over the methods and usage of data collection would remain relatively muted.
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Data collection at LIGO and Virgo begins again next spring.
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In addition, lawmakers have questioned Google's transparency in data collection.
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The SuveyMonkey partnership includes integrating data collection tools in Salesforce.
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Germany has ordered Facebook to change its data collection practices.
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Healy disputes that the data collection is in anyway overreaching.
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That's where transparency and data collection policies come into play.
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The embargo on data collection was reversed by his successor.
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That data collection is not a function of the NIT.
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"We believe data collection is an absolute commodity," Meller said.
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Minimizing data collection should be a headline, not tiny subtext.
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Mechanical Turk is the most popular online data collection platform.
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Hmmm, the Facebook data collection scandal just got more interesting.
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Fertility apps aim to facilitate this data collection and reflection.
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Political polls frequently rely on this kind of data collection.
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I train them on ethics, research methods and data collection.
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A third critically important measure would require better data collection.
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Myerson highlighted the positives of data collection by Windows 10.
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Apple's Tim Cook has repeatedly criticized Facebook's data collection practices.
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Data collection: Top House Energy and Commerce Committee Democrat Rep.
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Data collection is also more tightly tied to specific function.
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Facebook allowed that sort of data collection at the time.
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Facebook also forbids automated data collection without express written permission.
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"There's a feeling of resignation about data collection," Turow says.
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They also asked for information about Ring's data collection policies.
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First, the government needs to modernize its data collection process.
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It exists almost entirely on its logistics and data collection.
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Some lawmakers have said he misled them about data collection.
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In a story about smart cars and data collection last month, The Washington Post noted that this data collection can reveal much more than pizza preferences or how often you wear a seat belt.
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The scale of the data collection increases with a little investment.
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Venezuela's navy halted seismic data collection by the boats on Saturday.
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All of this data collection followed the company's rules and guidelines.
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So we tend to be really targeted in our data collection.
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LTV: There's basically also then more data collection about those neighborhoods.
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UBER'S DATA PLAY Uber has a fraught history with data collection.
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Indifference and inaction toward data collection become a lot more absurd.
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Locking down that data collection could significantly impact its bottom line.
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India may forbid data-collection from anyone who is under 18.
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Entitled the Civil Rights Data Collection, the survey is conducted biennially.
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Budd encouraged Massachusetts' legislature to require data collection on traffic stops.
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People frequently use their products, which is important for data collection.
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We used harmonised procedures for recruitment, follow-up and data collection.
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It covers everything from cybersecurity to data collection to crash response.
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It was an early, if primitive, form of big-data collection.
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Second, lower response rates will increase the cost of data collection.
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To be sure, there are important shortcomings of federal data collection.
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Improved data collection can have a real impact on people's lives.
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Vermont is one of 18 states with a data collection law.
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Zuckerberg denied this sort of audio data collection was taking place.
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Questions about Facebook's mobile data collection practices aren't anything new, however.
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Another potential revenue stream is projected to come through data collection.
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Arizona reportedly launched an investigation into Google's location data collection practices.
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The changes would streamline the rule and strengthen data collection requirements.
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First, they should not conflate privacy with limits on data collection.
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They also want those companies to clearly disclose their data collection.
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It also enhances victim assistance and aims to improve data collection.
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The changes would streamlines the rule and strengthen data collection requirements.
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Three hundred and thirty-two women ultimately completed the data collection.
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Simplicity, coupled with data collection are where the June really shines.
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Car companies were reluctant to limit their data collection, he said.
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The law also gave them the right to stop data collection.
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It's a complicated explanation, mostly because Facebook's data collection is complicated.
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Go deeper: Data collection from fitness tech has crime-solving capabilities
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Using VPNs can help protect against mass data collection and cyberattacks.
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What barriers do you imagine exist in the data collection process?
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Some researchers have criticized the tool for preventing bulk data collection.
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However, the data collection is ongoing, the source and documents indicate.
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For many Americans, the notion of data collection seems almost commonplace.
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The hearing, titled Transparency & Accountability: Examining Google and its Data Collection, Use and Filtering Practices, focused on a range of issues, including: allegations of anti-conservative bias, data collection, and a censored search engine in China.
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She has expressed a preference for more targeted data collection over bulk data collection and supports the USA Freedom Act, the 2015 law that scaled back bulk collection of US citizens' telecommunications data by US intelligence agencies.
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With the CAT rollout and data collection not yet begun, a more robust and comprehensive DLT solution could be proposed, one which combines important CFTC products with those of the SEC in a shared data collection undertaking.
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That move drew criticism from Europe's data collection authorities, 28 of whom signed an open letter sent last month in which they urged WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum to suspend data collection until the legality was worked out.
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These companies have lost their minds when it comes to data collection.
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The company wouldn't comment on its data collection practices to the paper.
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The authorities are continuing to improve financial planning, budgeting and data collection.
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The data collection on non-search-related platforms seems somehow less direct.
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Closing these loopholes could remove many of the harms of data collection.
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As a reminder, free apps often make their profit through data collection.
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DHS and El Salvador will also expand biometric data collection and sharing.
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America and China both represent flawed models of data collection and governance.
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He said a uniform reporting tool would minimize errors in data collection.
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Various data collection projects are underway, but the findings haven't been released.
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According to the FTC, the company's covert customer data collection was vast.
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Google's Privacy Policy and details of its data collection are available online.
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Such legislation would apply to data collection by websites and by drones.
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Why, then, are we seeing protests against Asian-American data collection today?
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California is the leader of the pack for non-federal data collection.
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"Data collection is a relative black hole at this point," Dore said.
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Russia's energy ministry, which oversees the energy data collection, declined to comment.
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Also important, he said, is better data collection from the LGBT community.
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People around the world agree to Facebook's data collection policies every day.
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Moreover, that case had nothing to do with Google's data collection practices.
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Such skewed data collection will distort congressional elections in the years ahead.
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Brevan Howard and Winton Group sell data collection and artificial intelligence offerings.
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Worse: This time, the data collection is coming directly from your brain.
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The financial incentives are too strong for firms to forswear data collection.
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Additional data collection help by Linda Yang, Leila Ettachfini, and Ellie Richardson.
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"A huge chunk of what we do is data collection," Huntley said.
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For now, it's integrating AppFirst's data collection technology into its own service.
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The Chinese results are the product of 217 days of data collection.
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Users can also opt out of Miitomo's data collection at any point.
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The government itself has admitted there are deficiencies in its data collection.
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Privacy Users should be able to easily opt out of data collection.
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But the lack of transparency around behavioral data collection is also scary.
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These issues—biometric data collection and GPS tracking— have been bargained before.
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Tech companies never thought that Europe's data collection rules would be painless.
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And its data collection continues fueling questions about its commitment to privacy.
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Data collection is a brave new world for consumers and companies alike.
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Just how valuable data collection may be for broadband companies is uncertain.
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The surveillance and data collection platforms have also been modernized and improved.
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Sometimes, you can even opt out of certain kinds of data collection.
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In 85033, a U.S. Surgeon General's report called for improved data collection.
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CNN first reported the USDA's decision to pause data collection in July.
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A new subscription gaming platform will launch without allowing any data collection.
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The GAO's report suggested improving data collection, not eliminating the agency altogether.
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For many ag-tech companies, that means data collection and deep learning.
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Cases involving biometric data collection have become more frequent in recent years.
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The browsing history data collection is what Facebook's recent blog post described.
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Khanna's congressional district includes the headquarters of Apple, Google and Facebook; his 220 principles include greater transparency regarding online data collection practices, opt-in consent for data collection and consumer choice when it comes to internet service providers.
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As Moore noted, there are few good options to stop the data collection entirely:Unfortunately, as a system service, there doesn't appear to be any way of permanently disabling this data collection or removing this functionality without rooting the phone.
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Doing so will take your focus off data collection for the sake of data collection and put that focus where it belongs — on understanding your customer's needs, delivering them more and more value and regaining their trust and respect.
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" The company, based on a stipulated order, must delete data collected before March 1, 2016 — before it sent the pop-up on data collection — and "prominently disclose and obtain affirmative express consent for its data collection and sharing practices.
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These serve the dual purpose of data collection and compliance for performance measures.
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"ACLU has labeled Barr "the godfather of the NSA's bulk data collection program.
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Data collection and synthesis for the project was an intensive, two-year process.
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In addition, the lawmakers have questions regarding the data collection occurring through smartphones.
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Disconnection of the traffic management versus the data collection reflects absence of intelligence.
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It's not just a data collection tool: It's a tool for structuring identity.
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I mean, so, automated data collection on the internet is time honored technique.
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This is a major problem today for email, phone messaging, and data collection.
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The company says it's going through its data collection approach and rethinking everything.
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And these studies largely rely on participant self-reports in their data collection.
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All companies from Amazon to car companies are now also data-collection companies.
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Details: USDA reportedly suspended data collection due to cost cuts and budget constraints.
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Once in its "science orbit," the spacecraft's main data collection phase will commence.
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So the company started spidering the web to speed up its data collection.
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Data collection from traffic operation and accidents must be updated and better shared.
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E.U. regulators argue Facebook isn't doing enough to inform people about data collection.
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Yet plenty of people don't seem to be bothered by the data collection.
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Companies would need to disclose if consumers could opt out of data collection.
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Clear history will also allow you to opt out of data collection altogether.
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There are major concerns about data collection, by ISPs, by governments, by hackers.
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The researchers instructed participants to download a data-collection app into their phones.
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Even with concerns over data collection, the experiment in urban planning has merit.
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The agency said it is working with foreign governments to improve data collection.
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"I call it the data collection opportunity of an academic career," she said.
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"There is an undefined line where data collection becomes too much," Chadwick said.
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U.S. lawmakers have recently increased their scrutiny of Silicon Valley's data collection practices.
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Law enforcement data-collection systems create the inverse problem of consumer data systems.
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"It's a little more appropriate for the data collection and research," he said.
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So instead, Breslin and her colleagues are hoping to add passive data collection.
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One key principle to its ethical data strategy: minimizing data collection and use.
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Biometric data collection had been made acceptable, but that didn't make it useful.
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But a funny thing happened as I huffed through weeks of data collection.
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So until Citizen changes its data collection practices, I plan to delete it.
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DoH won't stop the data collection but it'll likely make it more difficult.
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The EU is carrying out preliminary investigations into Google&aposs data collection practices.
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Citizenship hasn't been a question on the centennial data collection form since 1950.
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DATA ANALYTICS (73,438) Data analysis, data collection, market research, mathematics, project management 7.
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The data collection work can be divided up among individuals or small groups.
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An internal Google video, "The Selfish Ledger," dreams of all-encompassing data collection.
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You can't stop all of this data collection, but you can curb it.
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Team is proceeding with the count until T-30 seconds for data collection.
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The upfront costs of developing Bridge's software and data-collection system were daunting.
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Following the Vice article, Avast ceased data collection and is shutting down Jumpshot.
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A number of paid software versions don't delve into data collection at all.
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Every day, data collection affects countless Americans, touching many parts of our lives.
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"Tech companies will continue to push the envelope in terms of data collection."
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The agency launched a National Use of Force Data Collection initiative in 20141.
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CompStat is usually associated with high-tech, detailed data collection on crime trends.
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In response to these findings, OnePlus later scaled back its data collection program.
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The mission is currently on schedule, and scientific data collection should start in February.
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NetMarketShare has recently overhauled its data collection methods to decrease the influence of bots.
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The researchers have currently paused their data collection while they look for more funding.
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Too many people don't think about the vast amount of data collection that happens.
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The controls allow users to switch between basic and full levels of data collection.
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DJI says it revoked JPush's access when it found out about the data collection.
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The challenge for Basket: It does not possess an analogous, passive, data-collection capability.
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Instead, consumers would have to opt in to that data collection in some instances.
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Activities involving processing, data collection and physical labor are, unsurprisingly, most at risk here.
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Data collection has its obvious drawbacks, it can also enable some really fantastic experiences.
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Almost 1 in 5 local agencies don't participate in the FBI's data collection program.
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You wouldn't happen to still be running the data collection on that, would you?
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Any restrictions on that data collection would be a serious threat to Facebook's business.
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It also included provisions for data collection on both policing tactics, among other initiatives.
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It doesn't affect data collection, just how and where that data can be used.
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Lack of transparency around data collection and use is one of the biggest risks.
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"We utilize on-device processing to minimize data collection by Apple," the letter reads.
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The way we look at the problem is from the perspective of data collection.
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However, FDA scientists had disputed the trial data, flagging multiple inconsistencies in data collection.
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Businesses that truly enable delivery or sharpen data collection and sensing will win mindshare.
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Such events have caused a tectonic shift in the public understanding of data collection.
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The Department of Health and Human Services dropped LGBTQ data collection from its surveys.
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Their fixation on the CIA may highlight the pernicious effect of covert data collection.
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EPIC claims that the expansion of data collection threatens the privacy rights of consumers.
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Al Franken's questions about its data collection practices — that it is doing anything wrong.
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They also could have provided consumers the ability to opt out of data collection.
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We said we don't know… TC: What does this mean for upstream data collection?
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What sets the Guardian app from its distant competitors is its anti-data collection.
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The EEOC has the power to move forward by submitting this data collection again.
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What gadgets do is unlock an unprecedented level of monitoring and data collection capabilities.
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Technology also changes things like mobile computing, data collection and what people can measure.
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They are also pushing for tougher privacy regulations to reign in unfettered data collection.
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They are also pushing for tougher privacy regulations to reign in unfettered data collection.
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Historically there haven't even been national standards or review for data collection or reporting.
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Major companies had complied with—and profited from—government demands for unwarranted data collection.
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Physicists had to scan in every direction, and consequently the data collection took months.
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The data collection began one day after Trump issued his original travel ban order.
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This data collection includes the creation of so-called internet connection records, or ICRs.
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The conservatives went on to eliminate the long-form census, a data collection tool
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The first stage in the machine learning pipeline — data collection and processing — illustrates this.
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As the FTC blog post makes clear, this was no innocent, anonymized data collection.
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Facebook is a data collection service for those who want to sell you products.
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This may refer to the launch of a large data collection program called Tempora.
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Previous generations simply did not carry such handy data collection services in their pockets.
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In many parts of China, ubiquitous facial data collection is already an everyday reality.
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We've had this tendency as a field to be very obsessed with data collection.
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Roughly three years ago, Clear Channel Outdoor started its own data collection service, Radar.
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Another way that self-learning software will improve productivity is in customer-data collection.
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The risks and benefits of any data collection authority can be difficult to predict.
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Some concerns about data collection were hinted at by the Confederation of British Industry.
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Other cities have grappled with informing the public about data collection in public spaces.
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There's a lot of wiggle room there for extensive data collection on Facebook's part.
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The expanded data collection would help lawmakers better serve the LGBT community, they say.
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Again, this is a conclusion based on years of independent data collection and analysis.
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The case for privacy regulation rests on consumers' proving that data collection is harmful.
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Here are some tips from privacy experts on protecting yourself from tricky data collection.
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Mulvaney suspended the bureau's data collection over concerns that the CFPB lacked sufficient cybersecurity.
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In Manafort's criminal proceedings, Mueller's team used their vast data collection like a sword.
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The investigation could encompass multiple areas, including privacy, data collection, and monopolistic business practices.
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By default, this should be "paused" (this sort of data collection is opt-in).
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Congress hasn't taken up the issue of intrusive big data collection in health care.
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Sessions has also rejected efforts to improve data collection on racial bias in policing.
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Our publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, says The Times is examining its own data collection, too.
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No. There is no way to opt out of this kind of data collection.
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It cannot be used for mass data collection like that of the National Security Agency.
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As leaks, breaches, and data collection scandals grab headlines, it's clear that we're often wrong.
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But the IOM said the jump could be due to a change in data collection.
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The language in the company's frequently asked questions also strangely brags about its data collection.
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For lenders, Original Tech takes care of the data collection, fraud prevention and compliance enforcement.
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It's not clear what Chancellor knew about GSR's data collection practices, if he knew anything.
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TBH, what it sounds like this actually amounts to is massive data collection and monitoring.
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Facebook's data collection capabilities apparently extend to tracking all the phone calls on Android devices.
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On Facebook, opting out of targeted advertisements from third parties doesn't apply to data collection.
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It's possible a lawmaker more critical of tech's data collection practices could take his job.
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Why it matters: We've written extensively about the data collection practices of big tech platforms.
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Researchers and others can also apply for API access to enable more specialized data collection.
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Western firms and governments are no angels when it comes to data collection and espionage.
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Health officials in California are trying to change that with a standardized data collection system.
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If you're lucky, that data collection might also lead to a better, more personalized experience.
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The research team was allowed, however, to finish data collection and to analyze the findings.
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Both companies operate massive data collection operations, powering targeted advertising on an inherently invasive scale.
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If you don't have a Facebook account, you can't opt out of this data collection.
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In occupations most related to predictable tasks and data collection, robotic replacements were most likely.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou can find the details of this data collection in the relevant privacy policies.
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And the Bundeskartellamt alleges that Facebook has used this data collection in anti-competitive ways.
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At the time, Google was under fire for its data collection practices and user tracking.
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" He also characterized data collection practices by companies such as Google and Facebook as "surveillance.
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The same types of data collection took place, albeit with less hassle for the riders.
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These omissions and the related ambiguity could undermine EPA's current and future data collection efforts.
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Because it won't ... [Facebook] prioritized data collection from its users over protecting them from abuse.
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That means targeted advertising and commercial data collection are taking place, the groups' complaint states.
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These "unclassified operations" go back to 1987, or when the site begins its data collection.
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TC: Will this significantly impact the quality of the NSA's data collection on foreign targets?
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It services include access control, cashless payments, data collection and management, and monitoring and analytics.
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This type of data collection would be the basis of creating simulations of the deceased.
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This will put them ahead of FATF standards, which do not require centralised data collection.
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Many teachers are overwhelmed by poor-quality data-collection, unnecessary marking and formulaic lesson planning.
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Zdziarski notes that some of Meitu's code may violate App Store policies on data collection.
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As long as you're using your personal protective equipment properly, it doesn't impact data collection.
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However, in August 85033, the Trump administration halted the implementation of the salary data collection.
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Tesla's wireless data collection appears to be more extensive than that of many onboard EDRs.
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Any data collection on children under 13, if true, would trigger large fines for Google.
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He also assists canopy scientists around the world with data collection and tree-climbing techniques.
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Even with tweaks, the company has consistently privileged data collection and monetization over user privacy.
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Now, Portal users will have the option to opt out of transcription and data collection.
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The bureau launched a program last year called the National Use-of-Force Data Collection.
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What it does: The company helps businesses automate key tasks like data collection and entry.
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However, an Instagram spokesperson said its practices violated the company's rules on automated data collection.
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Examples include Winton Group and Brevan Howard creating businesses around artificial intelligence and data collection.
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The tech giant also said they are committed to transparency on their data collection practices.
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Older numbers had been based on faulty data collection, particularly from small companies and factories.
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Additionally, the FCC might not stop at ISPs in its efforts to regulate data collection.
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The new policy would remove users' ability to opt out of data collection, said Plex.
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However, he has increasingly expressed skepticism and concern about Facebook's data-collection and privacy practices.
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Australian citizens cannot opt-out of this system, unlike other contentious government data collection programs.
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There is a backlash to the data collection practices that underpin how they make money.
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That's why the State Department report, and other such data collection efforts, are critically important.
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Is this what the current focus on data collection and analysis of patterns is about?
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Encryption software prevents NSA-style bulk data collection, forcing spy agencies to target people individually.
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Overall, $1.5 trillion is dispersed to local and state jurisdictions based on census data collection.
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Zoom is not forthcoming with the data collection or the transfer of it to Facebook.
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But the industry has been the subject of criticism over its data collection and reports.
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Facebook may complain that these changes to data collection and use would destroy the company.
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In a podcast interview with NBC, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg defended Facebook's data collection practices.
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And yes, you should be trying to safeguard against malware, phishing and bulk data collection.
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Oracle's alarming—or, to some, alarmist—messaging about Android's data collection is just one example.
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Controversy over the matter has sparked an outcry about Facebook's data collection and privacy practices.
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For critics, this highlights the need for regulators to get more involved in data collection.
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Several things horrify me about this commission, and the data collection is one of them.
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Better data collection and analysis can also help local jurisdictions understand and question emerging trends.
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Or you could do historical science research on weather patterns or conduct astronomy data collection.
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The company is launching by building its technology into helicopters for testing and data collection.
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Last year, Bloomberg reported the Chinese government secretly placed data collection chips in Apple hardware.
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They made suggestions about inclusivity, protecting users from manipulative attackers and limits on data collection.
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It would also give consumers the right opt-out of data collection for marketing purposes.
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This does not even take into account that data collection can happen across multiple states.
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Within the last year, regulators have stepped up their scrutiny of tech companies' data collection.
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Data collection is a pain and you're left building products for the lowest common denominator.
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Our publisher, A. G. Sulzberger, says The Times is examining its own data collection, too.
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Earlier this month, it ordered Facebook to curb its data collection practices in the country.
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But Apple benefits in multiple ways from companies whose business models are more dependent data collection.
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The 64-channel spinning LIDAR array will help Uber improve its data collection, Woodrow told TechCrunch.
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He dubs the wi-fi data collection trial's line on privacy as a "really thorny one".
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Then, the geographic rule was a simple way to limit data collection and protect Americans' privacy.
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In response to the study, Apple points out that its data collection is purely opt-in.
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The company follows Amazon and Google in using voice-activated speakers as potential data collection devices.
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There are other startups, like Dirt Protocol, offering blockchain-powered tools for data collection and verification.
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It will restrict data collection by internet providers, but have little impact on broader online tracking.
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Yet, most riders (60 percent) never tipped over the research team's four weeks of data collection.
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What they're not saying: That privacy rules should require users to opt-in to data collection.
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Missouri looked at the scope of Google's data collection and whether it scraped content from competitors.
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Such problems might be caused by anything from biased methods of data collection to outright fabrication.
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Customer experience covers a broad array of enterprise software and includes data collection, analytics and software.
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Prior to that, he had run Navic Networks, which developed data-collection technology for cable companies.
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The app focuses on four major points: data collection, patient monitoring, health education or appointment reminders.
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Drones, satellites and mass-data collection ought to make it easier to detect the warning signs.
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But as Library Journal's annual survey pointed out, there was a change in ARL's data collection.
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During those hearings, he got hammered by some congresspeople about the shadier aspects of data collection.
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Senators peppered Facebook with questions about the basic features of its data-collection and advertising practices.
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Recently, DC attorney general Karl Racine filed a lawsuit against Facebook over Cambridge Analytica's data collection.
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Your router is the least of your troubles: it's a jungle of data collection out there.
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In response to questions from WIRED about data collection, the company pointed to various user controls.
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For our study, we surveyed 406 North American adults, recruited from an online data collection platform.
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Ferrari added the company was in the process of reviewing its privacy and data collection policies.
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The panel agreed that leadership means protecting consumers and creating boundaries for data collection and usage.
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With the obsession over data collection and analytics, we've become an open book for technology companies.
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There are some signs, however, that the system could soon incorporate more forms of data collection.
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Arriving alongside those features is a less publicized new addition to Apple's proprietary browser: data collection.
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"Investigators would not come across these children when they visit homes for data collection," said Sekar.
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In some cases, descriptions of the app's data collection power were included in merely a footnote.
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Officials said the updated figures reflected advances in data collection made possible by electronic medical records.
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Four senior US House Republicans sent letters to Apple and Alphabet asking questions about data collection.
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Part of the increase may also be due to better heart attack detection and data collection.
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The video describes how widespread data collection could be used to shape the decisions society makes.
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There is a long tradition in government of supporting data collection, scientific research, and unbiased analyses.
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Against that backdrop, the ridesharing service Uber has begun to implement a controversial data collection policy.
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But they also put responsibility first; data collection and planned obsolescence aren't part of the equation.
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Missouri looked at the scope of Google's data collection and whether it scraped content from competitors.
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The same data collection tools are available to foreign propagandists as are available to legitimate advertisers.
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The apps will stay suspended pending an investigation into whether they violated Facebook's data collection policies.
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The new standards went into effect in September of 2015, after the study's data collection period.
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The question about citizenship status has not appeared on the centennial data collection form since 22019.
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Reports over the past few weeks have put the company's data collection techniques in the spotlight.
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Frank Pallone asked Zuckerberg if the company would change users' default settings to minimize data collection.
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However, it's not wise for companies to rely on data collection as a form of revenue.
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But Jimenez has also called out inadequate data collection as a barrier to new pricing models.
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Consistent data collection over time will more accurately reflect the reality of recidivism in each state.
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You'll soon be hearing about the conclusions we're drawing from Wave 3 of the data collection.
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Last March, Florida signed into law a comprehensive and standardized data collection and public reporting process.
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"Giving up your privacy to a data-collection company should not be done lightly," he warned.
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Facebook, on the other hand, claims it has never used the specific API for data collection.
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Facebook will not face new restrictions on data collection in Germanywhile a court case is pending.
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Unfortunately, these sorts of data collection apps are not new — nor unique to Sensor Tower's operation.
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Google has said it offers users many settings so they can opt out of data collection.
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It seems foolhardy to think we could determine the boundaries of data collection on our own.
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The European Union's 28 member states have different historical experiences and contemporary attitudes about data collection.
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This federal law must create baseline standards on the kind of data collection companies can pursue.
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G.E. has hired thousands of software engineers and developed a data collection and analysis software product.
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But a closer look reveals that inconsistent data collection practices may be partially skewing those figures.
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Generally, a free version will come with ads, but it can also come with data collection.
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Data collection and analysis is enabled by a sensor being placed on a cow's rear leg.
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That a candidate who eschews traditional campaign components — field activities, GOTV, data collection, TV ads etc.
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And he runs audio promotions about his data collection enterprise before some of his podcast episodes.
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Consequently, many car companies view the acknowledgment of such data collection as problematic for customer relations.
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And, since the data collection is unregulated and scattershot, the portrait it paints may be inaccurate.
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If we standardize data collection via a simple triage app or case report form, people will use them, regardless of the format—especially if data collection can be done by nonclinical staff, thus allowing doctors and nurses to devote more of their precious time to patient care.
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" In an email responding to questions from The New York Times, Vizio said that it had a new, prominent opt-in notice sharing information about the collection of its viewing data, and that "only users which 'accept' ACR data collection will be enrolled in ACR data collection.
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The Nature Conservancy had managed to recruit citizen scientists, but failed to properly coordinate the data collection.
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Fusion centers are data collection points where federal, state, and local officials share relevant law enforcement information.
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Most of the data collection for Digiconomist's index is automated, and the output figures are recalculated daily.
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It also suggested establishing a specific code of practice for digital platforms in relation to data collection.
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It's unclear if Facebook's actual data collection through this research app poses any risks to the company.
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A Didi spokesperson declined to comment on Uber's data collection practices or its own competitive intelligence efforts.
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The plan is to leverage widespread data collection into aid the development and access to novel treatments.
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The company's controls over data collection are also in the spotlight after it recently confirmed that Mail.
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In contrast, users who wanted to limit data collection and use had to go through 13 clicks.
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Facebook views this sort of data collection as an industry-standard practice, not an incursion on privacy.
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I'm also more willing to tolerate Google's data collection than Samsung's Orwellian TVs and their intrusive ads.
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"There's a huge, huge disconnect, because the data collection standards are very loosey-goosey," Mr. Nasir said.
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In addition to privacy concerns over data collection, security researchers found that Cayla can be easily hacked.
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It's not all pipelines and oilfields: marine research on humpback whales is part of Trumbull's data collection.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Zuckerberg was asked to agree to privacy legislation that requires permission for data collection.
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A better way would be to minimise data collection and diminish the advantages of the data giants.
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In the case of the company I met with, the data collection they're doing is all good.
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It has already suspended around 200 apps, pending further investigation into whether their data collection constituted misuse.
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And grassroots groups need government support to make sure that data collection is fair, reasonable and regulated.
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Google reportedly shut down the data-collection part of the project in response to continue internal backlash.
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All of these privacy improvements are clearly a response to growing concerns around Windows 10 data collection.
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Unfortunately, biometric data collection is largely unregulated—only two states, Texas and Illinois, currently protect against it.
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The company reported that one patient saw a serious adverse event after the data collection cut-off.
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This is the same data collection mechanism it uses to predict the crowds at local businesses today.
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The CDC disbursed some money to 20 states last month to improve their data collection on overdoses.
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That means coming up with creative ways to take advantage of another interaction (and data collection) point.
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And now the company is taking its data collection and platform back to the Mountain View mothership.
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Meanwhile, revelations about data collection and privacy have popularised encrypted messaging applications such as WhatsApp and Wickr.
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Try and keep installed apps down to a minimum if you're worried about over-reaching data collection.
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Last September, European regulators announced that they were taking a preliminary look at Amazon's data collection practices.
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Data collection on user viewing habits might be a concern to some given the company's history, however.
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On the other hand, it would be hard to make data collection more creepy at this point.
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Facebook has faced increasing scrutiny over its data collection policies ever since last year's Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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This March it added a publicly available API for political ads, which allows for bulk data collection.
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The system with sensors is mounted on the car at bumper level for prime parking data collection.
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In an official statement, Meitu denies that the data collection is excessive or nefarious in any way.
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Europe's data protection agency group also slammed WhatsApp's data collection practices in an open letter last month.
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The law authorizes more expansive internet surveillance operations, such as the NSA's PRISM and Upstream data collection.
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The Journal noted that employees uncomfortable with this kind of data collection generally can opt out. Pregnant?
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Letting people opt out of data collection is better than not giving them any choice at all.
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The comments came from Pinboard CEO Maciej Ceglowski, a longtime critic of data collection on the web.
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Other countries, including the UK, France, and Italy, have their own ongoing investigations into Facebook's data collection.
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We lament surveillance and the death of privacy, without looking at the incentives driving corporate-data collection.
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Do the benefits of targeted ads for consumers outweigh the risks and downsides of mass data collection?
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With incredible data collection, the plumbing is already in place for such a system to take hold.
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The agency could also demand revisions to the original settlement to further restrict Facebook's data collection practices.
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Westworld is a data collection tool, documenting people while they act as their pure, most unfiltered selves.
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Besides the concerns around data collection, critics say facial recognition is not ready for large-scale deployment.
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And, most important, these efforts require data collection and data sharing among federal, state and local agencies.
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Instagram's data lapse also took advantage of a lapse in Instagram's security to boost its data collection.
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Women's health isn't the only area where app-enabled data collection is creating new avenues for research.
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The Kentucky senator has taken issue with Kavanaugh's previous stance on government data collection, according to Politico.
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Still, this story has turned into an iconic illustration of the harms generated by massive data collection.
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If harmonized with new or existing state and local data collection, this could be a big win.
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Correction: This article has been corrected to remove Comcast's name from a reference to consumer data collection.
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And, Recode says, he's been pushing the company to be more transparent about it's data collection practices.
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And simply not using Google apps isn't enough to free you from the data collection, argues Schmidt.
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Schmidt said the privacy issue could be resolved by allowing patients to opt out of data collection.
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Facebook granted a Russian company with ties to the Kremlin a data collection extension, CNN reported Tuesday.
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Mundt argued that Facebook's data collection policies allowed it to become the dominant player in the market.
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Data collection and analysis companies have begun to focus the agriculture industry over the past few years.
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We were able to do that because we had this great data collection from across the country.
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Even for people well versed in technology, the volume and specificity of location-data collection was shocking.
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These efforts have focused on cutting back on data collection and sharing, strengthening security and increasing transparency.
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Around 20 percent admitted to stopping data collection after they got the result they were hoping for.
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So Facebook last year launched Study and Viewpoints to further its market research and data collection efforts.
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But Google's approach to data collection underscores that the overwhelming bulk of its business comes from advertising.
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Once someone inputs their information to the data collection, they are prompted to donate money, as well.
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That data collection must be just a lot less time consuming than it used to be. Right.
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It said Hurricane Irma, which struck Florida in early September, had a small impact on data collection.
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This pay gap data collection policy is similar to an initiative introduced in the U.S. in 2016.
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The data collection was also criticized by privacy advocates and tech companies wary of broad government surveillance.
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Prohibiting data collection as an adjunct to torture makes it harder for perpetrators to hone their technique.
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As Business Insider's Ben Gilbert pointed out, this data collection was unfortunately fairly typical for most apps.
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Avast had previously explained this data collection and sharing in a blog and forum post in 22019.
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But news sites often expose users to the same surveillance programs and data-collection companies they criticize.
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This is not to say 22019 was intended to function as a mass-communications data-collection authority.
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It's just that, typically, data collection fuels the primary business model for free software and web services.
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This seems like it would turn off all real-world data collection, but that's not exactly true.
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It's now asking existing anti-virus users to opt into data collection, the company told Joseph. Sen.
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The average age of people was about 45 years old during the first round of data collection.
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Then, powerful computer hardware and software replaced cables with wireless data collection, and he lost his job.
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And Facebook's Onavo VPN app was pulled from Apple's App Store last year for excessive data collection.
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What's next: Facebook says it's working with policymakers on policing bad app developers and fraudulent data collection.
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It also recommends that local governments start pressuring big tech for answers about surveillance and data collection.
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In its ruling in February, the Federal Cartel Office ordered Facebook to curb its data collection practices.
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Some of these are terrible, annoying spam bots; others are protective or helpful, tasked with data collection.
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Rather than relying on reddit's own data collection methods (via its API or by crawling the website with software), Notre Dame computer science researcher Tim Weninger and colleagues were able to come up with their own independent data collection architecture, thus allowing them to ask different sorts of questions.
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"The data collection of consumers, the data collection of federal government employees, it's very obvious that it's targeted, that it's orchestrated, and that there is multiple groups in play here," Theresa Payton, former White House Chief Information Officer and current CEO of cybersecurity company Fortalice Solutions, told NBC News.
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He's repeatedly criticized the data collection practices, particularly Facebook in the wake of last year's Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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She warned that emulating how the Americans have crafted data collection at the border, however, could be problematic.
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Years of mapping and data collection will be needed before any service can launch in any new city.
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But because it was using other sites, data collection policies varied and weren't controlled by DuckDuckGo's privacy rules.
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Services like Tor, Signal, and ProtonMail offer real alternatives to the data collection that has become the norm.
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We should not conflate massive surveillance with broad data collection used to investigate crimes that have already occurred.
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You can put certain limits on data collection—from the Apple menu choose System Preferences then Security & Privacy.
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The Tor browser bundle for PCs can help shield your IP address from snoopers and data-collection giants.
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Secondly, do you think you might end up butting up against the Google and Amazons in data collection?
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This is becoming tale as old as time for the internet's favorite photo-sharing and data-collection platform.
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The app then stopped trying to subscribe users to services, according to Upstream, though the data collection continues.
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In-app buttons ostensibly intended to prevent such data collection do not actually do that, the Journal said.
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Ride-hailing apps have opened up a new platform for in-car vending machines, advertising, and data collection.
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We can decide how we want to handle digital surveillance, attention-channeling, harassment, data collection, and algorithmic decisionmaking.
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The team wants to work towards faster data collection within South Africa and more widely across the continent.
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It combines a streak camera with a second static camera and a data collection method used in tomography.
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"The danger is continuing that data collection into the future is at risk depending on who's in charge."
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The Red Cross is also developing a mobile phone data collection app to support response and recovery efforts.
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Muslim women researchers are at the forefront of new data-collection efforts, but their findings aren't yet published.
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The confidential data collection can help create programs that ensure people avoid unintended pregnancies and inform good policy.
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Last week, a White House report cautioned that data collection could undermine civil rights, if not applied correctly.
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Once Slack approves data collection requests, companies that pay for Plus can download data via Slack's export tool.
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Our data collection and usage has always been strictly in line with Google's policies and the GDPR laws.
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It's moved from abstract discussions of the rights and wrongs of data collection to concrete calls for legislation.
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Data collection from the fleet will help with that, as well as with improving the technology over time.
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Instead, the complaint says Amazon tells parents they should review the skill's policies concerning data collection and use.
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Treating water and wastewater requires chemical processes that can now be monitored more accurately using digital data collection.
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The system is made up of several data collection points, including cameras designed to collect facial recognition data.
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Details: The complaints allege that YouTube fails to protect children's privacy and has partaken in improper data collection.
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The submission was made as part of the FCC's Mandatory Data Collection program for Inmate Calling Services (ICS).
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Nielsen, a company best known for tracking TV shows' popularity, is getting into the podcast data collection business.
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Most of its data collection has come from Trump's massive rallies, which can draw up to 20,000 supporters.
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Awareness of consumer data collection was growing, thanks to Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal and other Big Tech screwups.
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But the data collection has since ended, making it difficult to determine if things are still getting better.
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It's a rule that might have more teeth than, say, just asking users to opt into data collection.
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Google and Amazon have historically made heavy data collection and transcription review the default for Assistant and Alexa.
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Invasive data collection and surveillance are still thorny issues that raise a number of privacy and ethical concerns.
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Their results show that what we write online could fill the gaps that traditional data collection leave behind.
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Along with initial test driving, Google is very much in a period of data collection for the service.
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As for privacy concerns, Mr. Corkum said that he believed in setting boundaries on data collection and use.
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Large horizontal software markets like productivity, collaboration, sales/marketing and data collection represent some of the biggest opportunities.
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Few users like the tech giant's invasive ads, data collection policies, and role in spreading propaganda and misinformation.
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You might receive an update from your internet provider asking you to opt into their data collection scheme.
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Additionally, it supports employers by implementing wage data collection technologies and salary negotiation training programs for female employees.
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Through Tulip, manufacturers can implement interactive work instructions, automatic data collection, quality control, audits, machine monitoring, and training.
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Last week, Germany's anti-trust watchdog ordered Facebook to curb its data collection practices in a landmark ruling.
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Notably, Netflix disagreed with Apple's data-collection policy, choosing not to integrate with its TV app at launch.
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So this is not the first time European competition authorities are linking systematic data-collection with antitrust concerns.
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Intel says this type of vision and data collection should let Joule be used for automation as well.
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A White House official acknowledged to CNN that Trump was initially inclined to keep the data collection going.
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China collects and calculates scores with the help of large data collection firms downloading on the Chinese people.
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For children under 16, a person holding "parental responsibility" must opt-in to data collection on their behalf.
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Expert groups over the past decade keep calling for more research, more data collection and more study committees.
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They also want both Apple and Google to brief committee staff on their data collection and sharing policies.
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We see the greatest growth in on-demand online platforms that give researchers direct control over data collection.
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We need to start collecting baseline data now, which means moving the bipartisan bill requiring such data collection.
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Importantly, this means that users automatically allow Facebook data collection and transcription unless they change their default settings.
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Since the data collection began, the FBI has published hate crime statistics from 2150 to, most recently, 212012.
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For children under 16, a person holding "parental responsibility" must opt in to data collection on their behalf.
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In 2007, Apple released the first iPhone, a device that began a boom in unruly-data collection everywhere.
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Let that stand for browser-type natural data collection moving off desktops and blowing through the natural world.
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ARED has developed a "smart kiosk" that will offer wifi, local intranet and data collection from its users.
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If anything, the Cambridge Analytica story has laid bare the level of pervasiveness of Facebook's data collection structure.
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DC/OS now includes new data collection and metrics that allow users to monitor their deployments across containers.
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An informed, empowered consumer is more likely to opt out of data collection and monetization, costing companies billions.
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NASA said that December 21 will mark the halfway point of the data collection of Juno's prime mission.
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But attitudes toward privacy and data collection in China are more subdued than they are in the West.
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The ensuing outrage did not have a lasting effect on the Silicon Valley company's vast data collection effort.
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Users opt in to this data collection when they sign up for the service (except when they don't).
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German antitrust authorities issued an order finding that Facebook abused its dominance and limiting Facebook's data collection practices.
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This nibbling at the edges doesn't grapple with the implications of allowing these data collection programs to proliferate.
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But its data-collection capability may be the greatest distinction, and source of opposition, for the Sidewalk plan.
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In Sierra Leone we did this with inexpensive Android apps that ensured high-quality data collection and availability.
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Federal legislation that seeks to combat antibiotic resistance through stronger surveillance and better data collection has also stalled.
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In statements, both companies defended their data collection practices, saying they fully complied with the new European regulations.
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First, personalized data collection would be allowed only through opt-in mechanisms that were clear, concise and transparent.
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Her amendments were expected to further limit government data collection and add more scrutiny to FISA court approvals.
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Because government departments often fail to share or coordinate data collection, many calling Na asked the same questions.
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It announced more transparency around data collection and better controls to help people understand what information they're sharing.
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PCMag and Motherboard learned about the details surrounding the data collection from a source familiar with Jumpshot's products.
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Wladimir Palant is the security researcher who initially sparked last month's public scrutiny of Avast's data-collection policies.
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This is concerning, because sound policy relies on good data, which in turn relies on robust data collection.
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You can take steps to secure yourself from corporate data collection by using privacy settings on your phone.
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But the backbone of the twelve-acre development is a network of sensors and other data-collection infrastructure.
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Intelligence officials have expressed concern about gaps in data collection for those fleeing chaotic conflict zones like Syria.
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New database software was introduced, as well as systematic checks for doctors and nurses to enforce data collection.
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Reenergized committees also could serve as advocates when overly broad or unconstitutional data collection methods require legislative correction.
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The data collection ended up becoming one of the largest data breaches of customer information in Facebook's history.
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The data collection ended up becoming one of the largest data breaches of customer information in Facebook's history.
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They also rely heavily on software systems for data collection and communication, making them vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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They asked them to give details about their data collection practices and policies regarding Grindr users' HIV status.
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The agency opened the probe after the Cambridge Analytica revelations, which sparked controversy over tech companies' data collection.
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This, again, reflects a more fundamental shortcoming when it comes to privacy and data collection on the internet.
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For instance, we may see an impact on data collection in the private sector or India's libel laws.
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More broadly, experts question whether antitrust laws are the right tool to remedy concerns about growing data collection.
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Here's how you opt in or out to voice data collection on Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google devices.
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And beyond the YRBS, other data collection efforts on LGBTQ suicide and health risks are haphazard at best.
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The case raises questions about biometric data collection and ownership, and highlights an increased concern over personal privacy.
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The companies separately said they will work on a series of projects from data collection to machine learning.
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And as the company reels amid a scandal over improper outside data collection on its users, the memo shows that one senior executive — one of Zuckerberg's longest-serving deputies — prioritized all-encompassing growth over all else, a view that has led to questionable data collection and manipulative treatment of its users.
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Now Facebook is trying to correct its course and revive its paid data collection program but with more scruples.
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Every new free service comes with a caveat, and usually it's massive data collection for better serving me ads.
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Faulty dick data collection and the ubiquity of porn have also contributed to a lot of fretting about size.
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But the announcement also comes at a time when India's massive, nationwide biometric data collection program is under scrutiny.
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The reading was the lowest since July 2014 and the second lowest since data collection began in late 2005.
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New parameters must also be created regarding what information is gathered about individuals at the point of data collection.
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Effective remedies must both curb data collection and promote competition, spurring new, innovative business models from Facebook and others.
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Should we as users be expected to understand and accept every data collection practice underpinning every service we use?
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Both companies, have been criticized for their data collection policy and how user data is shared with other advertisers.
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The idea was that this would improve maternal mortality data collection, but as Texas shows, the opposite can happen.
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We get an annual physical every year, but part of this will be data collection for the Twins Study.
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Consumer Reports says it's not recommending Microsoft's latest Surface Laptop because of this data collection of existing Surface devices.
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To encourage data collection that protects the rights of people, we need basic restrictions on data sharing between agencies.
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NAI is a nonprofit dedicated to "responsible data collection and its use for digital advertising," according to its website.
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For those communities, especially poor communities of color, these data-collection efforts cast a dark shadow on the future.
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From that perspective, we have a track record in terms of data collection over the last 20, 20 years.
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The paper says Parakilas' job will involve working to ensure that future products minimise data collection and protect privacy.
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There are companies who are actively helping ICE track down undocumented immigrants using sophisticated data collection and analysis techniques.
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But CNET used the incident to talk about the pitfalls of online data collection, foreshadowing conversations still happening today.
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Some products won't work correctly or won't deliver everything they promise if you opt out of certain data collection.
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Compare that to a country like Zimbabwe that has a much smaller bureaucracy, and much weaker data-collection capabilities.
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The on-board sensors and data collection is far more important to the product's appeal that Pixar-animated eyes.
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At the hearing, he went further, saying that Calibra's business model was based on partnerships rather than data collection.
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Ransdell defended Hyp3r's data collection practices, telling investors that the start-up had not done anything wrong or illegal.
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Last week, the Trump administration announced that it will suspend data collection for its annual Honey Bee Colonies report.
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I reached out to Amazon and Eero to ask about any changes in data collection or the privacy policy.
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In many major Chinese cities, sensor-filled machines that accept digital payments and support public data-collection are commonplace.
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No. But the feature is a welcome peace offering from a company whose data collection is damn near inescapable.
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They are thus unable to convey the history and importance of better data collection to these new immigrant populations.
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The data collection windows has also been proposed to be shrunk from five years to up to 18 months.
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The high outperformance marked the 25th best month in BofAML's data-collection history going back to the early 1990s.
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They have put forward explanations such as changing tactics, better data collection or even a reduction in lead poisoning.
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Bajarin said Apple appears to be working to "firewall" off its customers from data collection practices it disagrees with.
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The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act bars data collection, the raw materials of targeted ads, from children under 13.
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Results from the Department of Education (DOE)'s Civil Rights Data Collection national survey released last year are startling.
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Further complicating matters is that until now, the U.S. has been a generally permissive landscape related to data collection.
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Hawley also said that he would be investigating whether there was a nexus between Google's data collection and Facebook's.
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Doing so would help them find new users and retain existing ones, while deepening data collection on their behaviour.
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I don't buy the premise that less data collection means seeing fewer ads that are useful to people, either.
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The portfolio manager said he believed revisions in the GCC were due to poor data collection, not deliberate manipulation.
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Factual said it also reworked its contracts with European-based data providers to include specific guidelines for data collection.
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Additionally, the U.S. Coast Guard began its National Data Buoy Center in 1966, which dramatically expanded data collection capacity.
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Crucial to that progress has been data collection, which Vestas has been doing for years on a large scale.
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The Klayman case was a challenge to the federal government's "bulk data collection" program begun under the Bush Administration.
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Carriers could charge more for blocking data collection, though the F.C.C. said it would monitor "pay for privacy" offers.
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Vora acknowledged that data collection varies between Promote's customers, but if nothing else, all of them have purchase data.
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The data collection involves mainly names, travel dates, itineraries and payment details that must be kept for five years.
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As artificial intelligence and connected devices seep into homes and workplaces, data collection in our lives is becoming ubiquitous.
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This initial survey leads into Part 2, COLLECT, which visualizes data collection as a waterfall of light and sound.
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Facebook also buys information from data brokers to enhance its own data collection, according to an investigation by ProPublica.
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In addition, it has become clear that simply "opting out" of Google's data collection methods is not always enough.
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Simply rewriting the terms won't appease those that are concerned with how widespread Facebook's data collection techniques have become.
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My question is, can someone who does not have a Facebook account opt out of Facebook's involuntary data collection?
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"YouTube has built the most popular children's site in the world through illegal data collection," Golin told The Hill.
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Courts found the government wrong to use Section 215 of the Patriot Act to justify mass phone data collection.
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The National Institute on Aging funded the work but was not involved with the data collection, analysis or interpretation.
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The CDC must report on the development of a "surveillance and data collection system" within the next 30 days.
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The decision to "tag" these footballs may be an experiment, but data collection is not new to the NFL.
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It's not a protection against sustained, malicious hacking, but it can offer protection against mass surveillance and data collection.
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"Opting out of 'interest-based' advertising doesn't necessarily mean you're opting out of data collection," Golin told VICE News.
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The absence of a draft, the end of the Cold War, and the growth of data collection all contribute.
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Even in a public health emergency, consistent if not fully standardized data collection is a necessity, not a luxury.
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In place of actual evidence, he relies on an antifraud data collection program with a 99-percent error rate.
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Richard Blumenthal proposed a new bill that would require companies to have users opt in to all data collection.
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"The proposed data collection goes beyond absurdity when they mention the desire to collect FitBit data," Annas told Gizmodo.
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The canceled census data collection also represents missed opportunities for improving the lives of L.G.B.T. Americans and their families.
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However, it seems like it could have been more of a data collection scheme than just an advertising gimmick.
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Google cited user concerns about cookies including privacy and data collection, pledging to replace them with new technical solutions.
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Google cited user concerns about cookies including privacy and data collection, pledging to replace them with new technical solutions.
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But the representatives mostly stepped back and nudged witnesses toward explaining issues like targeted advertising and personal data collection.
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The second is for the global medical community to produce standardized treatment plans with a strong data-collection component.
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"They had cracked the nut on data collection and computer visualization coming through on the same platform," he said.
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Facebook previously pulled similar iOS app called Onavo after Apple said the VPN tool violated its data-collection rules.
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We have a system that doesn't dictate cooperation on hate crime plus a wide variety of data collection efforts.
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Not all unregulated data collection is nefarious and not all companies that comply (voluntarily or otherwise) are purely altruistic.
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But as the amount of data collection increases, companies are not being transparent about the data demands they receive.
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This point was made by the National Academy of Sciences in a report released on recreational data collection programs.
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Some people will intentionally accept that trade-off, with knowledge of the full picture of Amazon's data collection operation.
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Trump is spouting while Ford and Tesla are shouting, but first: a cartoon about when data collection gets personal.
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The plan would require broadband providers to obtain consumer consent, disclose data collection, protect personal information and report breaches.
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The agreement, which awaits approval by Chevron's board, covers drilling, drill bits, cementing and well data collection, they said.
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"By improving hate crime training, prevention, best practices, and data collection, we can stem hate crimes nationwide," Greenblatt said.
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But critics who have been speaking out about internet giants' data collection for years are dubious about the announcements.
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Users unhappy about data collection and algorithms that promote fake news and political polarization don't have anywhere to go.
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Academics tell me the data collection either isn't there, hampering in-depth analysis, or it's in bits and pieces.
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Cases involving biometric data collection against major tech companies like Facebook, Google and Snapchat have also been brought forward.
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"This kind of data collection is fundamental to how the internet works," Facebook said in a statement to Reuters.
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There are very few data collection standards In California, a state in which the criminal justice landscape is "highly decentralized" and each entity is responsible for its own data collection, Mikaela Rabinowitz, director of national engagement and field operations at non-partisan criminal justice data analysis organization Measures for Justice told TechCrunch.
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The president's office has not explained the data collection and data use practices of the program, the Berkeley professors said.
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However, FDA staff disputed the results, flagging inconsistencies in data collection and characterization of the severity of some side-effects.
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But most agree: It will happen, and the level of connectivity and data collection is orders of magnitude beyond today.
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Uber's request for support might sound ironic, given that the company has been called out for its own data collection.
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"COPPA requires platforms "give parents notice of its data collection practices, and obtain verifiable parental consent before collecting the data.
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It doesn't sound like DASHBOARD would force companies to change their data collection practices, just be more transparent about them.
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Offline data collection can then be merged with online targeting — and nowhere is this more evident than with location data.
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And so we deliberately try not to build dragnets to build really targeted data collection, just answer one specific question.
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The investigation also raises questions about Google's policing of apps in the Play store for fraud and data collection practices.
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To that end, the zoo could use real-time data collection to make sure people are having a good time.
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The move to Florida will focus on data collection and testing sensors; the vehicles will be manually driven for now.
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" EPIC executive director Marc Rotenberg: "EPIC and other consumer advocates have long argued that the data collection practices violate COPPA.
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Ben Kepes, an independent analyst says this kind of data collection does raise ethical questions about how to use it.
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Intersection is one component of Sidewalk Labs' strategy to bring internet connectivity and data collection to cities around the globe.
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Google offers a vast bounty of free services in order to maximize its data collection and optimize its advertising capabilities.
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Last week, Mozilla published its Firefox user data in an effort to be more transparent with its telemetry data collection.
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Macri ordered the statistics agency closed to revamp data collection methods that were widely discredited under former President Cristina Fernandez.
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Wouldn't it have been obvious that it was engaging in Automated Data Collection, which is specifically prohibited without Facebook's permission?
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Yesterday, the FTC confirmed an open investigation into whether Cambridge Analytica's data collection violated an earlier consent decree by Facebook.
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Government spying and bulk data collection are complicated and invisible topics that have been made physical by artist Trevor Paglen.
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The FTC also confirmed an open investigation into whether Cambridge Analytica's data collection violated an earlier consent decree by Facebook.
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That's a win for your privacy and a foot in the door for other data collection practices like this one.
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This is a permanent structure that Google Maps knows from over 10 years of Street View imagery and data collection.
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Schmidt said that amid data scientists, he's not sure what went wrong, but he pointed to issues with data collection.
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The authors of the study argue that such data-collection efforts will help police officers to do their jobs better.
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Facebook and Google, on the other hand, operate large-scale data collection operations with billions of users around the globe.
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On Tuesday, Pichai will testify before the House Judiciary Committee in a hearing focused on transparency, data collection, and filtering.
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But so far, Apple has refrained from using its might to push for greater transparency around data collection and use.
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It also works well as a passive means of data collection, like a step counter or workout tracker, for example.
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Furthermore, hyper-targeted ads are only part of the problem when it comes to Facebook's history of rampant data collection.
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The startup itself was founded in 2009 by Tony Hoang, whose previous automotive data collection and marketing company CDMdata Inc.
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He noticed one of his mining clients struggling with human data collection and attempting to operate their own broken drone.
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This process of data collection, analysis and modeling provided us with a living road map of online pro-ISIS activity.
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The investigation started with Mixpanel, a product analytics company that offers a comprehensive user data collection service known as Autotrack.
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The company posted a video of the software in action, showing off the data collection and analysis in real time.
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A handful of representatives also asked Pichai about how transparent Google is when it comes to its data collection practices.
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The challenges of data collection also require a host of creative solutions that scientists are refining through trial and error.
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One of the easiest ways to become a platform is to embed sensors and data collection components into a product.
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Beijing has been taking some steps toward limiting excessive data collection by the private sector, and increasing intellectual property protection.
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In 2014, the CPUC also passed rules that let users pay a fee to opt out of such data collection.
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Its explainer about the data collection does not go into any real detail about the encryption and security being used.
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As she has in prior comments about Google, Vestager noted the tangible benefits of substantial data collection from tech companies.
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The potential for inside trading would be substantial: It would be an incredible abuse of government data collection and publication.
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While the issue of data collection is an important one, right now is not a time to focus on statistics.
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Experts are calling it the "gold standard" in data collection, allowing for informed decision-making at all levels of government.
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Facebook is a social network, an advertising company, and a data collection hub that relentlessly surveils and profiles its users.
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If consumers get fed up with technology companies' data collection practices, he argued, then they can simply leave the platforms.
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Given that this will run counter to their business models, government regulation of data collection and its use is necessary.
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It's almost impossible to avoid Google's expansive data collection on the internet, according to a new study published on Tuesday.
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Why, despite advances in research and so many improvements in medical data collection, don't we know more about Parkinson's disease?
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While the data collection wasn't super scientific, it quickly revealed which fast-food chains customers believe to be the cleanest.
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CPREA would create stiffer data collection and targeting regulations and set up a new state agency to handle regulatory matters.
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According to the AEPD, Belgium, France, Hamburg and the Netherlands conducted similar investigations into Facebook's data-collection practices as well.
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The legislature ultimately approved modest changes to the juvenile-justice system and a measure to improve criminal-justice data collection.
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CBNC reported Friday that the two agencies had concluded their data collection and are now compiling that information into reports.
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The surging interest in the game quickly raised questions about its data collection and the privacy of its users. Sen.
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After the energy crisis, data collection and forecasting would be led by impartial civil servants at national and international levels.
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Methodology: The GAO examined data on public schools in the 2013-14 school year from the Civil Rights Data Collection.
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Donations to these groups assist in much-needed data collection, paying legal fees of family members, and tracking new cases.
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Customers share more data with startups that make data collection a feature, not a burdensome part of the user experience.
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If the algorithm made a finding, it was based on our data collection, data in the petabytes, exabytes, of scale.
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Data collection through mobile tracking is big business, and the potential for companies helping governments monetize this data is huge.
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With limited constitutional restraint, the courts have balanced this power by presuming such data collection inures to the greater good.
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As now proposed, the plan involves a perhaps unprecedented level of data collection from people going about their daily lives.
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It must also provide information about its data collection practices and obtain parental consent before collecting personal information from children.
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We've been alerted that portions of the PHPBB user table from our forums showed up in a leaked data collection.
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"They have politicized this whole data collection process," said Jayati Ghosh, an economist at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi.
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At the World Agriculture Expo in February, companies that focused on providing data collection and analysis showed off their wares.
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THE GREAT HACK Jehane Noujaim ("Control Room") and Karim Amer directed this exposé of the secrets of online data collection.
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Another problem with the data collection system is that some hurricane-related deaths don't fit into either of those categories.
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The fact that Facebook prioritized data collection over user protection and regulatory compliance is precisely what made it so attractive.
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In Prospect Park, members of the Feminist Bird Club did their bit for this enormous citizen-scientist data collection effort.
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According to Buttigieg spokesperson Ben Halle, the initial data collection is automated, performed by a custom program developed by volunteers.
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But even with the PII stripping, Palant says the data collection is still needlessly exposing Avast users to privacy risks.
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In a statement, Wyden said he was encouraged that Avast is ending the data collection through the company's browser extensions.
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Joseph Turow, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, welcomes the idea of making in-store data collection more transparent.
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Though data collection stopped in 103, extension studies have continued to follow the women, and numerous results have been published.
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For example, the architecture, oil & gas, and civil engineering industries rely on drone photography for data collection and assets management.
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"Of the 25 participants who completed data collection, 12 remembered specific aspects of the Art and Dementia program," D'Cunha said.
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The move came just days after the Department of Agriculture said it was suspending data collection on the insects' decline.
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Dark patterns that sway users into consenting to data collection would also be outlawed, something that other lawmakers like Sens.
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The former serial healthcare entrepreneur developed a similar business to tackle better data collection and delivery for hospitals at Kyruus.
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After Greiner left, however, the former drone hardware company pivoted to data collection, a matter of months before shutting down.
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That's why, he claims, Apple decided data collection was against its values and the company sought a different business model.
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Corporate data collection has allowed a select few players to assemble massive troves of data on citizens around the world.
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Users have to opt in to data collection, but the investigation claims many still don't even realize it's being collected.
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The WEF's data collection concluded before political unrest and protests in the territory intensified, according to the organization's chief economist.
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Computing power has improved in recent years, and collaborations with social scientists have produced better data collection, Murray-Tuite said.
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They found that time after time, such notifications either don't work to stop data collection, or misled the end user.
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Named a promising start-up by CNBC, the company specializes in geospatial analytics that run on data collection and analysis.
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Improved technology and data collection about voters make it possible to draw districts that track partisan preferences with increasing precision.
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Concerns over regulation may have also worried investors as lawmakers in the U.S. scrutinize the tech industry's data collection practices.
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Fifty-one percent of all the activities Americans do at work involve predictable physical work, data collection and data processing.
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A future filled with air taxis means more points of data collection and concerns about how data will be stored.
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The company has now pledged to minimize data collection and to build only about 25% of the technology systems used.
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In repurposing this technology to indulge memory, a lopsided juxtaposition between practices of ancestral memory and data collection projects emerges.
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The ACLU is pushing U.S. lawmakers to enact broad privacy legislation including a requirement for consent prior to data collection.
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So Google is taking a step toward transparency in data collection, and many people would agree that's a good thing.
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We can condemn the misuse of this data, and Facebook's data collection practices, without calling it a data breach, a term that may confuse readers and distract them from what we believe is the real problem here: Silicon Valley giants have built massive data collection machines with almost no guardrails on how they are used.
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Indeed, Xiaomi's approach to data collection and privacy has raised eyebrows among some of those familiar with its international expansion plans.
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Based on that information, it automatically decides where the next best place is to maximize data collection about the bird's whereabouts.
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According to Moore, the code responsible for the data collection is part of OnePlus Device Manager and OnePlus Device Manager Provider.
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Now, Swarm sees its strength in personal data collection, more like Fitbit but tracking the places you visit over your steps.
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The Great Elephant Census (GEC), an aerial data collection effort spearheaded by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen's philanthropic investment company Vulcan Inc.
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Reveal Mobile and AccuWeather later released a joint statement claiming the data collection resulted from a misconfiguration of the former's SDK.
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She also pointed out that the observation is limited by the strength of the telescopes and amount of data collection time.
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Silicon Valley is obsessed with data collection, yet woman are still forced to "prove" that sexism isn't just in their heads.
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Fittingly, the inadvertent data exposure came in the form of an email updating Ghostery users about the company's data collection policies.
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It may be a cause for concern if they are not communicating the strategies and initiatives that justify their data collection.
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This means Google has a "privileged position" in terms of data collection, said Mathieu Guennec, the French competition authority's lead investigator.
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Its data collection is creepy, and its service necessitates that security teams sometimes need to check out what users are doing.
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Facebook explains that information operations on the platform often manifest in three ways: targeted data collection, content creation, and false amplification.
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The good news is that the AR industry can avoid the creepy aspects of today's data collection methods without hindering innovation.
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A second bill, the Marijuana Data Collection Act, would study state marijuana legalization programs in order to produce neutral federal reports.
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Having worked with warehouse software in the past, the drone was a logical step towards speeding up data collection for Pons.
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Pichai claims that responsible data collection means Google can protect privacy, even as it has access to mountains of personal information.
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However, these promises can be less than reassuring for people who know Facebook's track record on data collection and privacy breaches.
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But while some of the code is alarming, Meitu's data collection isn't quite as invasive — or as unusual — as it seems.
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The public has good reason to believe that President Donald Trump would love to expand data-collection programs in his administration.
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The 21987-year field project resulted in groundbreaking data collection that has been critical in educating forecasters and forecasting severe weather.
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Beijing has detained about a million Uighurs in political indoctrination camps and enacted a regime of DNA and voice data collection.
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Facebook is under investigation by numerous government agencies, including the FTC and the DOJ, for its data collection and privacy practices.
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The more you spend, the more likely you are to use a device with more privacy protection and less data collection.
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Hacks, like the one potentially involving 50 million accounts revealed by Facebook on Friday, only underline the scale of data collection.
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"We need to be getting ahead of them, because this is a whole new world," he said of data collection issues.
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But he also drew parallels between their data collection and organization, partnerships with third parties on distribution, and transaction-related analytics.
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Even with that Facebook explainer, the discovery comes at a moment when all eyes are scrutinizing the company's data collection practices.
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The new options certainly look a lot clearer, and it appears the basic data collection will only include necessary error reporting.
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Berners-Lee fears that data collection by governments is having a chilling effect on what we feel comfortable discussing online.2.
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But it wasn't altogether ignored either, with the EU beginning to look into data collection practices seen as potentially anti-competitive.
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While they said officers "followed established protocol," the officials agreed to work with the NAACP on data collection and training opportunities.
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For Nuro, that kind of real-world testing is both highly attractive — especially from a data collection perspective — and highly risky.
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He believes he can swoop in and replace aging offerings by providing a more modern and streamlined approach to data collection.
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The negative attention on Google's power and its data collection practices could hurt its public image and force costly business changes.
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In 213, Edward Snowden leaked classified documents detailing many of the ways the National Security Administration was exploiting commercial data collection.
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IBM sought to use animation to simplify subjects such as online security threats, cloud data collection and new technology for cities.
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That's because the rules modify data collection requirements and therefore have to be approved by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Maestro provides engaging video experiences that drive user action, sponsor & transactional revenue, and robust data collection for business-minded broadcasters. LiveLike
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A Netflix spokesperson added that specific data collection method is only applicable to Bird Box, not the rest of its content.
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It's unclear if Sprint's data collection practices will be any different for these free accounts than they are for paying customers.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee sent letters earlier this year to companies asking about their data collection practices, according to a source.
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It may also suggest that bombarding consumers with more consent or opt-in notices about data collection practices won't be effective.
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"While this data collection is new and therefore limited, we wanted those who chose to identify to be counted," Siminoff wrote.
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At the time, the agency cut one monthly cattle report and suspended data collection and survey programs for some specialty crops.
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It focuses on the experience; a scalable local presence; and a tech platform that drives our business by automating data collection.
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The government has consistently denied to release the number of how many Americans are caught up in the NSA's data collection.
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Therefore, advocates welcomed the inclusion of "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" in the Census Bureau's road map for 2020 data collection.
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Fifth Wall, founded in 2017, is seeking to fill a void as functions such as data collection are increasingly being computerized.
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The data collection for the twin study goes on for three years, said Julie Robinson, NASA's chief scientist for the ISS.
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Siri predates Alexa by more than three years, meaning Apple's had three additional years of data collection to hone Siri's capabilities.
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Though TfL says it worked with the UK's data protection watchdog in designing the data collection with privacy front of mind.
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Any move to scrutinize data collection could have a big impact on digital ads, most of which hinge on user data.
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As such, Apple won't be prompting users with an additional sign up or notification marking the new data collection in Safari.
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Imports into the U.S. Gulf Coast fell to 2.5 million barrels per day, the lowest since data collection began in 1990.
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Laura Major is the CTO of Aria Insights, a newly launched startup dedicated to using AI to analyze drone data collection.
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The site is partnered with Slate and Vice News; it will have data-collection teams "across the battleground states" streaming data.
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The costs of service are covered by donations from foundations and crowdfunding, allowing the company to forgo data collection for advertising.
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The Obama administration initiated the data collection action in January 2016, a move recommended by the administration's Equal Pay Tax Force.
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The most important parts of the plan around data collection and democratic processes have already raised red flags with local organizations.
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However, OCR's just-released mandatory Civil Rights Data Collection report is a wake up call that OCR must go much further.
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Indeed, at one point Sidewalk Labs proposed setting up an independent trust that would analyze and approve data collection in Quayside.
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Congress should also take the opportunity to address, as Justice Alito noted, the privacy threats posed by private sector data collection.
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That means it cannot raise prices; instead, the higher minimum wage has forced the firm to shed 13 data-collection jobs.
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The institute notes that the large number of new additions to its chronology results in part from more comprehensive data collection.
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Facebook and other companies have long enjoyed little regulation in the U.S. when it comes to data collection and targeted advertisements.
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These include Lufax, China's biggest online wealth management platform, and Ping An Healthcare Management, a medical data collection and analysis business.
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Should he fall into the wrong hands, with the data collection initiative made public, it could take down the entire company.
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Researchers want transparent access and control over the data collection process because *how* the data is collected will affect the results.
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The data collection research, which took place in April 2017, found a significant link between Antarctic winds and rising sea temperatures.
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The European Union is already in the process of implementing new data collection rules which started before the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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Imports into the U.S. Gulf Coast fell to 2.5 million barrels per day, the lowest since data collection began in 1.
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The data collection research, which took place in April 2017, found a significant link between Antarctic winds and rising sea temperatures.
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The charges come one day after France's privacy authority slammed Facebook over its data collection practices on its messaging service, WhatsApp.
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Uber partnered with the organizations, which work with sexual violence survivors, because of their experience with data collection around the issue.
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A host of other class-based protections exist to keep people with money hidden from law enforcement's big data collection systems.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai testifies before the House Judiciary Committee on the company's data collection, use and filtering practices Tuesday morning.
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The dragnet-surveillance operation was spying on American citizens using a combination of wiretapping and mass-data collection through the internet.
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"I thought there were some things that were good in there, but they really didn't address data collection itself," Brookman said.
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Facebook is pulling its Onavo Protect virtual private network (VPN) mobile app after Apple said it violated its data collection policies.
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From 1986 to 2010, two major air quality data collection programs were carried out for summertime ozone and wintertime particulate matter.
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Understanding the extent of the problem will require improvements in the data collection methods as well as the clinical screening efforts.
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Once Mark set up the remote server and loaded FakeApp on it, we were on to the next step: data collection.
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If you think Microsoft is overreaching here, change the data collection from Full to Basic using the checkboxes at the top.
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But there is no standardized definition of the term, leading to many different legal and data-collection practices, the report found.
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The greater risk is that the delays in data collection could hurt the quality of the statistics once they are produced.
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For example, California recently passed a law allowing consumers to "opt out" of many kinds of online and offline data collection.
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Data collection had been haphazard and subject to political manipulation, making it difficult merely to divine the extent of the crisis.
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As Killi rolls out new integrations for financial data and walled gardens, users can enable data collection and earn more dividends.
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Staff there handle everything from launch preparations, real-time mission management, and data collection, all the way through landing and recovery.
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But they did so by being so maliciously deceitful that I believe all research involving original data collection is made vulnerable.
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The method of data collection is legal, with users of third-party apps consenting to the sharing of their location data.
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Liane CollinsSan Francisco To the Editor: All this uproar over Facebook, a free service, and personal data collection is painfully naïve.
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Under COPPA regulations, websites and online services targeting children need to disclose their data collection practices and receive consent from parents.
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That story was a high-profile example of the data collection and analysis big retailers are doing all the time, though.
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The fact they are family-friendly is a much-needed bonus: no ads, no in-game purchases and no data collection.
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SocialDataHub and Fubutech also present another challenge because, Facebook said, at least some of their data collection occurred through web scraping.
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Of course, Google is more pro-data collection because of the nature of its own business as an advertising-powered company.
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One big similarity between space tech and seafaring opportunities is that data collection represents a significant percent of the potential market.
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Wednesday will mark Spitzer's last day of data collection before NASA sends the command for the telescope to enter safe mode.
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Gruenberg has expressed concern that approving an approach that is dependent on future improvements in data collection and analysis is irresponsible.
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By avoiding data collection, CRDTs are good for privacy, he notes, especially when they're combined with secure peer-to-peer communications.
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If reducing data collection imposes a cost, we could figure out who bears it — whether consumers, advertisers or Facebook's bottom line.
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"With the expansion of data collection and the expansion of what's possible to collect, it's just going to continue to proliferate."
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Total funding to date: $58.8 millionWhy it's an acquisition target: New data-collection restrictions have made contextual ad targeting hot again.
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And only when the data collection methods remain constant from year to year can we conduct accurate and meaningful trends analyses.
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And while you can ask a company like Google to stop selling your data, this won't stop the data collection itself.
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Their focus on emerging data collection methods gives them the opportunity to make an industry safer, more efficient and more sustainable.
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The one governing intelligence whistleblowers was passed after Edward Snowden leaked hundreds of thousands of pages of documents about data collection.
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But recently top tech companies have drawn criticism from users, competitors and consumer groups over shoddy data collection and sharing practices.
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They're seeking intel on the company's past acquisitions, top advertisers and publishers, pricing models, and data collection and data sharing practices.
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A huge new survey shows that tech companies have failed to convince us that data collection is in our best interest.
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P. Chidambaram, a former finance minister and senior party leader, said a Congress government would tackle the deficiencies in data collection.
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The government has acknowledged there are deficiencies in its data collection, but adds there has been no impact on GDP estimates.
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He said that users would have to give their permission in order for the company to submit to this data collection.
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European and Japanese lightning-sensing satellites are expected to launch within the next five years, making similar data collection possible worldwide.
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Real-time data collection can accelerate the building of those risk models for emerging mobility technology, like AVs and electric scooters.
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Richard Blumenthal discussed the Consent Act, new legislation that would put restraints on data collection by Facebook, that he and Sen.
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A lawyer for Facebook users, Shawn Williams, told Bloomberg: "As more people become aware of the scope of Facebook's data collection and as consequences begin to attach to that data collection, whether economic or regulatory, Facebook will have to take a long look at its privacy practices and make changes consistent with user expectations and regulatory requirements," he said.
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Their diagram, which plots it as a graph, is a good example of data collection producing patterns for theoreticians to work on.
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Each drone, equipped with different special cutting-edge tech, could be assigned its own data collection tasks within the overall mission objectives.
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And its commitment to anonymity, not data collection, has served as a chaotic counterbalance to the most powerful forces on the web.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently testified before Congress about the company's data collection policies in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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This report would be provided to independent members of a committee on Facebook's board tasked with overseeing the company's data collection practices.
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The smart city project sparked controversy with concerns over sensors, which critics say will lead to excessive surveillance and unethical data collection.
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And, of course, if you log into Facebook (or anywhere else) all the usual rules about tracking and data collection still apply.
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The NSA has a bit of a binge-and-purge approach to its data collection tactics that it's previously been scolded over.
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The move comes after a joint Motherboard and PCMag investigation uncovered details of the data collection through a series of leaked documents.
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Whether anyone with Mr Erritzoe's enthusiasm for data collection will provide the means to test that prediction is, though, a different question.
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Chinese tech companies are similarly straightforward in terms of use over the type of data collection that occurs on apps and websites.
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The EIA's oil-data collection program is designed to track the flow of petroleum from the well head to the final consumer.
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First, as companies are considering the ethics of their data collection, it's worth considering how these problems might also apply to governments.
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The company did not disclose the need to disable two different Android settings to stop data collection, regulators said in a lawsuit.
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Meanwhile, the greater potential lies in brownfield development, the integration of connectivity and data collection into things and designs that already exist.
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According to the ACLU's Zamora, there is a lack of uniform data collection on the various phases of the criminal justice system.
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When it comes to data collection, Apple has a lot more in common with Google and Facebook than he'd like to admit.
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The case will now be heard in a Maryland court and will likely reveal more about the NSA's secret data collection program.
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Microsoft is now being transparent as possible, and it's clearly hoping that the new data collection viewer will silence any remaining concerns.
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LinkedIn Salary is that, too, but it's also a progression into a new area of data collection and analytics for the company.
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But data collection is actually more difficult in shallower areas, where the readings return too much noise to make a meaningful picture.
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But these are all fixes for the future, and don't exactly make amends for how Facebook enabled mass data collection and electioneering.
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The children were asked to refrain from brushing their teeth the evening and the morning before the crucial moment of data collection.
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In the meantime, Facebook's data protection tools mostly serve to distract users from the more aggressive data collection happening behind the scenes.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, meanwhile, opened an investigation in November 2017 into whether Google's data collection practices violate consumer protection laws.
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"I can't think of any reason right now for us to do this," he told the committee, referring to permissionned data collection.
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The Federal Trade Commission is said to be investigating YouTube's data collection practices and failure to protect children, according to the Post.
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Niantic's response should be interesting, considering the company has come under heavy scrutiny for its vague privacy policy and broad data collection.
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In its updated policy, the airline said its data collection processes were intended to improve the flying experience and enable greater personalization.
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Unlike Facebook, Google is much more upfront about how its research data collection programs work, what's collected and that it's directly involved.
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Surveillance funding and data collection have been cut, and many states rely upon parental questionnaires to identify at-risk children to test.
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With AutoML Vision, the barrier to entry is primarily data collection—that is, capturing and correctly tagging thousands of images for training.
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Wolfram Research has teamed up with open-source software maker Canonical to bring its data collection services to Ubuntu-powered mobile devices.
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Now, facing the data-collection dominance of Facebook and Google, it's seeing anonymous searching spike and is expanding beyond the search box.
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You can attempt to search for more information on how to opt-out of data collection on your carrier's privacy policies page.
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The Autoblow AI team's decision to train the device on porn film blowjobs makes sense on one level: Ease of data collection.
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The AUDREY system hopes to use distributed data collection and machine learning to better inform first responders about the situation at hand.
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Uber executives have been accused of spying on reporters' trips and the company's recent increase in location data collection riled privacy advocates.
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She spends a good deal of time reading, researching and discussing ideas with colleagues before beginning the next stage of data collection.
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Data collection rules: U.S. tech companies are spending millions of dollars to comply with sweeping EU data laws taking effect next year.
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Kelly will also endure extra biomedical testing and continue post-flight data collection after taking a charter flight from Kazakhstan to Houston.
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In their lawsuit, they argued that the city's smart meter data collection violated their Fourth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Marketers have banded together to self-regulate online advertising and data collection practices, and consumers are empowered to search the web anonymously.
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Kenyan mobile data collection startup mSurvey raised new seed capital from Safaricom's VC fund, Cross Culture Ventures, and Virgin Group's Alpha Angels.
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However, when making sense of collected data, machine learning applied to big data collection can lead to a range of interpretation mistakes.
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Macri ordered the statistics agency closed in order to revamp data collection methods that were widely discredited under former President Cristina Fernandez.
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Its six cameras transform real-time views of the road into data (corresponding to "non-trivial data collection" in our data chain).
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He finds his East Village apartment invaded by Amazon packages and various experts — on personal etiquette, on legal protections, on data collection.
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Newer vehicles have these systems built in, but for the older tractors, he retrofitted them to include GPS and CAN data collection.
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The company says it won't completely replace its existing fleet of older vehicle because they still provide valuable testing and data collection.
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The attacks listed in the WikiLeaks documents are overall not meant for bulk data collection and often require physical access to devices.
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This will also assist Mexico in developing methods for data collection and technological analysis to measure the economic impact of extreme weather.
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The framework agreement called for improved training of officers and data collection to ensure they are adhering to legal and constitutional standards.
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The Democrats said that a New York Times report published Sunday calls Facebook's credence on matters of data collection further into question.
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Additionally, an undisclosed potential banking partner in Indonesia shied away from a deal with Xiaomi after privacy concerns regarding invasive data collection.
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Though a federal district judge in Washington ruled against efforts to halt the commission's data collection efforts, other lawsuits are still pending.
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The group alleges that the companies are forcing their users to accept their data collection methods in violation of the new law.
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"A major part of Google's data collection occurs while a user is not directly engaged with any of its products," he wrote.
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This new law is one of the most significant regulations overseeing the data-collection practices of technology companies in the United States.
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And it does not address pay data collection, which is a critical tool for enforcement agencies to ensure compliance with the law.
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The Mercer family was also behind Cambridge Analytica, which recently made headlines for its role in a data-collection scandal involving Facebook.
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Finally, we expect Congress will seek improved data collection so that states can promptly and accurately identify families in need of services.
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Changes in the U.S. Census and other data collection efforts that let people choose more than one race helped pave the way.
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Because McDonald and Houghton often work with girls in their teens or younger, they've struggled over the years with data-collection methods.
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"Dark Territory" shows that this tension dates back decades, and that the government has consistently leaned toward more monitoring and data collection.
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But others have dismissed it as watered-down and would have preferred a ballot measure with even tougher restrictions on data collection.
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Using it in LinkedIn will give Bing one more extension into more traffic and data collection to help expand the maps' datasets.
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When Trump takes office in January, he will have access to the massive, awesome spying and data collection capabilities of the NSA.
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Markey also asked about commercial drones, and data collection, which allows companies to collect data about individuals fairly unrestricted under current laws.
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This opens a new range of possibilities for mapping, 3D modeling, data collection and aerial data management across the commercial drone industry.
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Meanwhile, data collection regulation could prevent competitors from ever building as large of a data war chest as Facebook has already generated.
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For now, John is still in the process of making the data collection aspect of the YouTube archive as efficient as possible.
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Within that framework, data collection has been improving, data providers have been multiplying and investors now have more measurables to work with.
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The company has 65 operators just for data collection and now tracks packing in England, Spain, Germany, France, Belgium and the Netherlands.
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This will help ensure that complaints are dealt with promptly, appropriately, and consistently, and will lead to better tracking and data collection.
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Such a task requires much more data collection and the assiduous mapping of archaeological sites to build up resources such as DINAA.
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