The legal entity identifier (LEI), much like the United States' employer ID, is a business entity identifier but with a distinction.
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However it does share a user's mobile device identifier, which GDPR treats as personal data as it acts as a unique identifier.
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Edge also sends the unique hardware identifier of the device to Microsoft, and Yandex similarly transmits a hashed hardware identifier to backend servers.
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Instead, it creates a new identifier called the "enrollment ID." This identifier is used in communication with the MDM server for all communications and is destroyed when enrollment ends.
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In Kaspersky's case, the company will generate a different identifier for each machine the antivirus software is installed on, and the identifier will persist, remaining permanent, according to Eikenberg.
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Weedmaps told WIRED in an email that WM ID numbers were a "unique internal identifier"—a "long-standing company identifier used to assist with internal functions" such as billing.
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So if your phone could generate this short-term identifier that's a combination of your physical device identifier and your phone number, it would be replaceable as a safety precaution.
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User data is "securely and privately stored" using a randomized identifier that it assigns to a user's phone, the company said, and that identifier is not linked with personal information.
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And the location information that does get sent up to the cloud is tied to a unique identifier code rather than a specific individual's identity — and that identifier changes over time.
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" > The original fish smell-identifier will say, "It's fish!
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The FCC says it's been investigating Verizon's use of Unique Identifier Headers (more commonly known as "supercookies," which serve as a permanent identifier that tracks user behavior even after you've deleted your cookies).
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Ideally, such databases would use a commonly shared unique identifier, such as the national provider identifier (NPI) number of each physician, to allow analysts to match up doctors in both sets of records.
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The unique identifier means it's definitely from this particular plane.
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Essentially, a piece of content is given a unique identifier.
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Performers of songs have their own identifier, which is the ISWC.
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"Every individual bond has an identifier, or a CUSIP," he said.
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The extension does collect anonymized data attached to a unique identifier.
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The name can change but the unique identifier must remain constant.
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A key identifier: Does the organization have a tax identification number?
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These expanded uses of the SSN are all as an identifier.
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It was never intended to be used as a secure identifier.
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All considered themselves socialists, some episodically, most as a lifelong identifier.
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This data is transmitted along with a unique randomly generated identifier.
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"The antis find any identifier on your car," the escort said.
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Yet it has remained nameless, apart from the identifier 2007 OR10.
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Imagine coating an expensive part with a layer of diamond dust the width of a human hair, capturing its light pattern as a unique identifier, then storing that identifier in a traditional database or on the blockchain.
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You will still see the Bits identifier on some of our journalism.
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Futurist artists sketched out the idea of "cyborg" as a self-identifier.
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Like these cousin-hashtags, #BlackGirlMagic is above all else, a self-identifier.
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Scammers also can use that identifier to get medical care or prescriptions.
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DOB is not a gateway identifier to financial fraud or identity theft.
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According to a copy of the regulations, a device might be identified by its IMEI, a unique number given to each phone; its IMSI, a identifier linked to a SIM card; or, in some cases, an Android identifier number.
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But 'hood' isn't an identifier that should have to slowly evaporate with success.
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This identifier will help individuals consolidate their records and seek out crucial services.
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Anyone billing an insurance company needs a National Provider Identifier, or NPI number.
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And a phone number is only an identifier; in most cases, it's public.
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Next-generation networks could deny access to any device without a valid identifier.
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Regulators and businesses alike need to adapt this singular, uniquely global business identifier.
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To register, you'll need your National Provider Identifier (NPI) and an email address.
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To register, you'll need your National Provider Identifier (NPI) and an email address.
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Every time the customer returns to that skill, the same identifier is shared.
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Each post on Medium is given its own unique, 12-character identifier code.
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And after six months, all user personal data — which is tied to a random identifier (basically an encrypted code) instead of the users' Apple ID or phone number — becomes detached from this random identifier and associated with a new one.
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It works like this: Shortlisted job candidates receive an email with a unique identifier.
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Phones connecting to the devices surrender their unique identifier (IMSI) and can be monitored.
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It turns out that handwriting is as unique an identifier as a person's fingerprints.
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These claws, which resemble boxing gloves, are a surefire identifier of a crab's sex.
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There are other identifiers that vie to be anointed as the common legal identifier.
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This is the US government's unique identifier for products made by PVH Neckwear Inc.
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With each passing election cycle, political affiliation becomes a bigger identifier for American households.
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Again, it said that if I provided the "unique identifier" assigned to my browser it would be "happy to pull a list of personal information the SimpleReach/Nativo systems currently have stored for your unique identifier (if any), including the appropriate Data Controllers".
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The server also displayed the name of the child's device and the phone's unique identifier.
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That outline of Apple's current notch shape has already become a brand identifier for Apple.
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This includes information such as mobile operating system, mobile device identifier, and hardware build information.
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It may not be the the ideal identifier, but it's the one you're stuck with.
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It's also an easy identifier for the many different types of pokemon and their moves.
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Apple previously allowed developers to track their users with a Unique Device Identifier, or UDID.
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On every plaque, you'll usually see a unique string of digits or some other identifier.
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In the proposal, only personal identifier information was required to be encrypted at both stages.
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You cannot combine individual visits into a single journey without having a shared user identifier.
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"  Android's changeable ID is called "Advertising ID" and iOS's is called the "Identifier for Advertisers.
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And Singaporeans have identifier numbers that are consistent across health centers and types of care.
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It uses that shape as an asset and identifier for its devices when it sells them.
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Seven Oaks has reviewed the patient identifier policies with staff to prevent this from happening again.
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It's about the culture, he said, not the race, though race is used as an identifier.
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Apple doesn't tie this data directly to a person's Apple ID, but uses a unique identifier.
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A user can reset that identifier, but then Siri will lose the personalization it has gained.
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But systematic surveillance rather than incidental is far easier with an identifier like a license plate.
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The unique identifier must stay the same when a policy is replaced by a new version.
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The unique identifier is captured with some kind of commercial scanner and stored in the database.
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Edge sends the universally unique identifier of a device to a Microsoft server located at self.events.data.microsoft.com.
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For the ones that the company can't identify, it creates a identifier for those as well.
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On his profile on the National Provider Identifier Database his offered treatments included minor and orificial surgery.
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This damaging form of objectification degrades an individual to a single identifier, drowning individualism and perpetuating fetishism.
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There, you can also reset your advertising identifier, which clears the data associated with your advertising number.
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It's not my gender I'm questioning, though that's a perfectly valid identifier that many people do question.
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Once a user has downloaded the app, they can simply add another mobile identifier to their account.
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It uses your phone number as an identifier, and it will work on both iOS and Android.
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It is increasingly an identifier that works like a Social Security number — it is unique to you.
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Firefox's push notifications feature also links users' browsing sessions to a different unique identifier, enabling more tracking.
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Ferguson's challenges with having their proper identifier as nonbinary on their IDs is far from over, though.
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While it might be tempting to create a new, revocable identifier in response to the overuse (relative to its intended purpose) of the SSN, the reality is that both government and industry would simply map that new identifier back to the SSN and other data in their systems.
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For me, it looks something like this: /dev/disk0 (internal, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 53: GUID_partition_scheme *500.3 GB disk0 1: EFI EFI 3 MB disk3s3 3: Apple_CoreStorage Macintosh HD 10 GB disk2s360 86: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 213 MB disk203s213 /dev/disk213 (internal, virtual): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 213: Apple_HFS MacHD +213 GB disk2110 /dev/disk212 (external, physical): #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 21360: FDisk_partition_scheme *2186 GB disk212 212: DOS_FAT_32 BLANK 16.0 GB disk2s1 In this case, I want to install to /dev/disk2/.
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There, credit bureaus must verify applicants' identities using a second identifier in addition to a social security number.
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And unlike device enrollments, user enrollments don't provide a UDID or any other persistent identifier to the admin.
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This identifier could then be used to add the intercepted data of someone else's account to your own.
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"Progressive" has become a vague identifier, but the term is used so loosely as to be almost meaningless.
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Eikenberg even created a website to test whether he could extract and read the Kaspersky Lab's unique identifier.
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Only the academic publishing industry has enthusiastically adopted DOA in the form of its digital object identifier standard.
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The startup has divided the world into three-meter squares, each one assigned three words as an identifier.
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Part of the confusion is that SSN has been used as both identifier and authenticator in recent years.
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Some of the clothes that you make have culturally specific identifier words on them—Xicanx, Cabroncita, Brown Pride.
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When you visited Brand X's website, the site stored a cookie on your device containing a unique identifier.
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But a phone number is considered far less of a secure identifier today than it was in 2010.
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Kimpton is one example: While it retains its "boutique" identifier, Intercontinental Hotels Group acquired the brand in 2015.
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Take signature-based defenses, which work by essentially fingerprinting malicious programs and adding that identifier to a blacklist.
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A "part identifier" was legible on the plane piece, officials said, which allowed investigators to identify the wreckage definitively.
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But the challenge is matching someone's name to criminal records that don't have a unique identifier of a person.
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Inside the iPhone firmware there’s that same icon with the identifier J3XX too 🙃 pic.twitter.
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What if every piece of data and every device that accessed the network had a permanent, trackable unique identifier?
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A "legal entity identifier" (LEI) system was introduced after the financial crisis for regulators to identify each financial firm.
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The language calls for "a common legal entity identifier" but is silent on investment product or financial contract identifiers.
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The optional question on arrival and departure forms would ask about a traveler's "social media identifier," but not passwords.
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"That's somewhat expected because hair is a key racial identifier and second only to skin color," McGill Johnson says.
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But in reality, a phone number is a key identifier in many databases that are open to the public.
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Each device you use has an identifier consisting of a string of numbers, also known as an IP address.
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Google says that data from Incognito Maps sessions is stored with a unique identifier assigned to that Incognito session.
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Every device you use has an identifier consisting of a string of numbers, also known as an IP address.
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Using this identifier, Twitter and Twitter's ad partners can work together to link a device identifier to other pieces of identity-linked personal data they collectively hold on the same user to track their use of the wider Internet, thereby allowing user profiling and creepy ad targeting to take place in the background.
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Of the 33 apps that transmitted any data to a third party, nine included strong identifiers such as a fixed device identifier or a username and 26 included weak identifiers, such as an advertising identifier, which could be used to track user behavior over time and across different products and technology platforms.
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But there might be a solution, one that utilizes a unique identifier but does not involve the government: our cellphones.
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Now, just mentioning a target—rather than an identifier like their email address—could get you sucked into the dragnet.
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In a follow-up email, Factual said it was interested in collecting the user's advertising identifier, latitude/longitude, and timestamps.
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The UID is critical for brute-forcing the phone's password, since the unlock code is enmeshed in the identifier data.
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Tim Mackey, principal security strategist at Synopsys' cybersecurity research center, said it's important for a personal identifier to be replaceable.
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This year I got to ponder the national idiocy of adopting the Social Security administrative apparatus as a secret identifier.
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But how long do you think it will take for retailers to link the phone identifier to your contact information?
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From a privacy perspective, it is the most dangerous biometric identifier because it has great potential for expansion and misuse.
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After that six-month period, it saves another copy of the data without its identifier for up to two years.
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An IP address is a unique identifier for internet-connected devices that can give an indication of their geographic location.
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Soon, leading software companies began to rebrand themselves and release products using the term "enterprise software" as a valuable identifier.
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The unique identifier allows Edge users to use a single click to delete associated diagnostic data stored on Microsoft servers.
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It's a tantalizing theme, especially in a political moment when how you voted or didn't can seem like identifier enough.
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When people see me, they see a Black man first, and that's why Black will always be my primary identifier.
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The study found that Firefox tags users' data with a unique identifier and sends browsing data back to Mozilla's servers.
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Since the hack, the Trump administration has suggested ending SSNs as the leading identifier for American citizens and permanent residents.
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Unique identifier numbers for each individual in the material had to be cross-referenced with each piece of corresponding information.
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Called "International Megan's Law" by its sponsors, the bill provides that offenders' passports contain a "unique identifier"—as yet unspecified.
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An "'OL' part identifier" was legible on the plane piece, the ATSB said, which allowed investigators to definitively identify the wreckage.
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One particular product, Nuance Identifier, helps security officials search millions of recordings and identify criminals by the sound of their voices.
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Harry's identity Raised in the church, Mormonism constituted a foundational aspect of Fisher's identity -- but it was not his only identifier.
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His status as someone struggling to stay in the middle class becomes more of an important identifier than his racial identity.
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But Signal—as well as WhatsApp and Viber—require you to register with and use your phone number as an identifier.
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Device discovery for Apple Pay handoff contains the type and unique identifier of the user's credit cards along with some metadata.
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The other integrals of UPI are inter-operability — allowing transactions across banks — and need for a single-identifier to make transactions.
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Nevertheless, Kaspersky has changed its process for checking web pages for malicious activity by removing the unique identifier for each machine.
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Moulton sent out subpoenas, and the developer of Textfree sent back information that included the Apple universal identifier for Seth's phone.
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Apple keeps as little data as possible — it's all about creating a unique identifier and storing that in your iCloud keychain.
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The stuff you will continue to collect, you can use a U.S. person identifier to query the data you've already collected.
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To muggles like me, though, not so much…) The Protocol Identifier (PID) byte is honestly, at this point, mostly wasted space.
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Unfortunately, the debate has been muddled by people failing to differentiate between whether the SSN is an identifier or an authenticator.
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Rather, it uses a random identifier, which consists of a string of letters and numbers — to track data that's being processed.
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Whenever you talk to Siri, those commands are encrypted before they're sent to the company with a random Siri identifier attached.
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However, the Apple Card won't use a traditional 16-digit card number, CVV code, or expiration date as a personal identifier.
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IMSIs, the unique identifier given to each SIM card, can be used to confirm whether someone is in a particular area.
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All a hacker needs to mess with a Nissan LEAF owner is the car's unique identifier, or Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN).
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Moorhead, for one, believes Microsoft will stick to the script and do a release with a unique identifier and launch date.
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No single technology is going to replace Social Security numbers as an identifier and a secret, and that's a good thing.
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And the more valuable the phone number becomes as an identifier, the less willing people will be to share it for communication.
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Black people do not fare any better or worse under white supremacy if a derogatory slur is being used as an identifier.
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When users download the Xnore app, they are provided a mobile identifier; a string of characters and numbers unique to their device.
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The patent application also describes strategies for keeping the device locked unless the user activates it with a PIN or biometric identifier.
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The company seems more interested in pushing the general idea of Google Assistant than putting a clear brand identifier on this feed.
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This seal is a cryptographically secure unique identifier that is then returned to the software program to be stored for the customer.
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The startup's technology first implants an identifier into the birthing hens which manifest itself only in the male eggs the chicken has.
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Then, by the same logic, why would they be okay with having their identity's safety rely on a single all-purpose identifier?
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The operational overseers of the LEI, the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), is comprised of a board of 85033 industry representatives.
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A Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) is being introduced to help regulators identify and prosecute market abuses like insider trading and market manipulation.
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However, with a combination of your biometrics and unique identifier, we have the first building blocks of creating a universal digital identity.
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Information retrieved by this feature is sufficient to view and interact with all connected video baby monitors for the supplied UID [unique identifier].
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But since it has no "unique identifier" linking it specifically to MH370, officials can only confirm it's from the same type of aircraft.
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This number is applied for a single use, which typically would be as the root identifier for a digital work of any sort.
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Cover image: An Indian woman getting her fingerprints read during the registration process for Aadhaar cards (or unique identifier [UID] cards) in Amritsar.
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Last year Google, Facebook, Twitter and Microsoft agreed to work together on a database, where they mark terrorist content with a unique identifier.
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Each record contained the Wi-Fi network name, its precise geolocation, its basic service set identifier (BSSID) and network password stored in plaintext.
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The misspelled "guid" in the handrail's title alludes to the acronym, GUID, or Global Unique Identifier, which Microsoft's programming uses to identify resources.
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A word like "queer" might be hurled as a slur, for example, but it's also used as an inclusive identifier in some communities.
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The Journal's testing, however, showed sensitive information was sent with a unique advertising identifier that can be matched to a device or profile.
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The Quran is also available commercially in bookstores and, unlike the Bible, has the Chinese equivalent of an ISBN, a numeric book identifier.
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It's a nifty way to decouple your app activity from a personal identifier, like your email address, that companies use for ad targeting.
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Even if we know an ad is there, there is no unique identifier to go back and retrieve the ad the next day.
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Of the 48 states with data breach notification legislation, 47 do not classify DOB as an identifier that, if breached, would require notification.
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Foreign citizens entering the United States could soon see one very 21st-century question on their entry forms: What's your "social media identifier"?
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The face is a particularly sensitive identifier because "if someone has a camera, they can identify you by your face," Mr. Frankle said.
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Each record in the database included a phone number along with an identifier that could easily be linked to a specific Facebook account.
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Other methods of two-factor authentication include receiving a security code on a mobile device or using a biometric identifier, like a fingerprint.
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Microsoft assigned the bug with a common vulnerability identifier, CVE-2020-0674, but specific details of the bug have yet to be released.
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This identifier doesn't include any personally identifiable information, Amazon says, and is different for each voice profile for each skill the customer users.
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Today, technology firms are racing to find a new, universal identifier that will replace the need for passwords and change our digital lives.
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In the absence of a national ID system, the SSN became a de-facto identifier, even though it was never designed as such.
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This number is particularly important for any company that holds an account because it serves as an identifier for tax-information exchange between governments.
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The scanner would show the drones location, altitude, speed, direction, takeoff location, operator location, and an identifier such as a registration or serial number.
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The server stores parents' email address used for their TeenSafe account and their child's email address, the child's device name, and the device's identifier.
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After six months, another copy is saved, without its identifier, for use by Apple in improving and developing Siri for up to two years.
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You can reset your Siri identifier by turning Siri and Dictation off and back on, which effectively restarts your relationship with Siri and Dictation.
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It just replaces your cards with an app authorized to constantly emit a Bluetooth Low Energy signal with an encrypted identifier of your identity.
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There's just one problem: The same Javascript code will also tag your machine with a unique identifier that any website you visit can read.
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A halt to the practice of using a Social Security-based identifier on Medicare cards limits the repercussions of a lost or stolen wallet.
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Similar to the FDA, the WHO proposal would assign an identifier, devoid of meaning and unique to each product, to improve tracking and safety.
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If the government chooses to use an alternative - for instance the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) – it should do so with its eyes wide open.
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Officials now collect blood, fingerprints, voice recordings, head portraits from multiple angles, and scans of irises, which can provide a unique identifier like fingerprints.
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After six months, another copy is saved, without its identifier, for use by Apple in improving and developing Siri for up to two years.
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But a bright yellow line seen through the spectroscope, initially thought to be an identifier of sodium, did not match the wavelength of sodium.
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Harlo: Or to intercept messages, calls, and know which tower a phone is connecting to via its IMEI [unique identifier assigned to mobile devices].
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But a biometric identifier used to unlock an access point, such as scanning a fingerprint or your face, are one of a kind password.
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Medicare cards use an identifier called the Health Insurance Claim Number (HICN) - but right now it is the same as your Social Security number.
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A domain search shows Glocom's website shares its IP address -- the unique identifier assigned to a specific connection to a network -- with Future Tech Group's.
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Over the past months since its release, it's become a recognizable feature for the device, helping to create a visual identifier that sets it apart.
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The idea is to give each drug package a unique identifier that you can track through the supply chain from manufacturer to pharmacy to consumer.
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The flaw allowed anyone who viewed the HTML code of the page to see the mobile identifier used by Xnore to view any collected data.
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Like the fingerprints on the tips of our digits, a functional fingerprint is specific to each of us and can serve as a unique identifier.
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They use hashing to create a unique identifier for the offending photo, which can then be compared against other identical photos that have been uploaded.
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That could be your date of birth at a bar, your credit score at a bank or a unique identifier to access an online service.
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Just like an armored door is built with numerous reinforced key points, an identity should be protected via the combination of more than one identifier.
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One of the most significant standards initiatives that satisfies these criteria, the Global Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) initiative, is not specifically referenced in the legislation.
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Voters can now point to their house on the map and be assigned the precinct address plus a unique identifier: -001, -002, and so on.
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All hackers needed to access these functions was the car's unique identifier, or vehicle identification number (VIN), which is usually displayed on a car's windshield.
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One of the things in the New York Times article, which we didn't really dig into about location, is that in theory, if you have a consistent identifier and that consistent identifier over specific timestamps goes to lots of different places, you could in theory re-identify that anonymized individual because you know where they work and they live and they were at a certain place.
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The chip stores your passport information—like name, date of birth, passport number, your photo, and even a biometric identifier—for quick, machine-readable border checks.
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For example, FDA's UDI rule, issued in 2013, does not require the automated identifier to be in a specific form or created by a specific technology.
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At the time, it was a single identifier of a cultural shift that was underway at Microsoft, and a sign that the company was cool again.
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"On the server side, we'll only see a random device identifier, because we don't have accounts so you can't be attributable to your traffic," he said.
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In testimony before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Smith called for "think[ing] beyond" the concept of a Social Security number as a secure identifier.
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Apple Card parses these by vendor name, website name and then whatever it can parse on its own before it defaults back to the raw identifier.
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Decentralized Identifiers are a new form of identifier that the individual generates, owns and manages using software under the individual's control, not a corporation's or government's.
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ESMA has said that on January 3 any trading company that has not successfully secured a new "Legal Entity Identifier" will not be allowed to trade.
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Since Hattie McDaniels' role in Gone With the Wind, black women have pervasively been subjected to supporting characters, using eyerolls and sass as a racial identifier.
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Intel says it is creating this optional "visual identifier" so consumers can recognize these more modern laptops when they see them in physical and digital stores.
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Facebook, via its Graph API, was found to be receiving each Ring app user&aposs time zone, device model and screen resolution, and a unique identifier.
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Jason: You have to consider the setup time to follow a brand-new mobile phone with a fresh IMEI [device serial number] and IMSI [user identifier].
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Your gadgets are each assigned an identifier, called an IP address, and an internet provider can see which IP addresses are being used on your account.
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However, if you have a Facebook account, Facebook may be able to match this activity to your Facebook account via a unique identifier unavailable to REI.
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As companies such as Facebook make use of facial recognition technology, according to Bambauer, the definition of what exactly a biometric identifier is becomes a problem.
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The transition on Medicare cards will be automatic - recipients will be mailed new cards that utilize a unique, randomly assigned number called a Medicare Beneficiary Identifier.
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In June, the U.S. House of Representatives passed an amendment that would remove a ban that has stifled efforts to establish a nationwide unique patient identifier.
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And while each clinic is supposed to be tagged with a GPS identifier, many cannot be located using the official coordinates provided by the US government.
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Unlike traditional Internet cookies, which can be deleted or changed, the unique identifier that Verizon is using is permanent and tied directly to the wireless device.
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What was once an instant confidence boost has now turned into an accessory that, whether we like it or not, acts as some kind of gender identifier.
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People in immigration court are called respondents, and they are called by their "A number" — a unique identifier assigned to anyone noticed to appear in immigration court.
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MAC addresses will be tokenized, meaning they will be replaced with an identifier that can't be traced back to a smartphone or the customer who owns it.
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If Google and Amazon wanted to decrease the threat, they could stop logging requests under specific users, tying them instead to an anonymous identifier as Siri does.
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Yvette Clarke (D-NY) introduced a bill Wednesday that would force the creators of deepfakes to disclose that they're fabricated by including some identifier like a watermark.
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When information and/or requests are sent to Apple, a rotating random identifier is assigned to chunks of data, which are segmented for additional safety before transmission.
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The same technology has previously been used as fraud prevention in French wines and is based on a unique identifier generated through a so-called 'bubble code'.
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NIMQRs, which display a special identifier for the country concerned, for example, 'Excellent(tha)' for Thailand, are comparable only to national IMQRs assigned in the same country.
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Cybereason notes that the new MBR variant does not provide an individual identifier for each machine, making it impossible for attackers to know which victims have paid.
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We clamor for diversity in size, skin color, age, and any identifier to which we relate, while brands consistently show us nothing but thin, young, and white.
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" For example, information delivered to Facebook — even if you don't have a Facebook account — includes "time zone, device model, language preferences, screen resolution, and a unique identifier.
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"We continue to believe the most likely outcome includes a purpose-built identifier for advertisers similar to what exists in Apple and Google's app ecosystems," they wrote.
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Daniel Joseph Martinez, a Los Angeles-based, Chicano social practice artist, vehemently opposes that adopting Latinx as an identifier might lead to more institutional support for Latin artists.
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While they can be useful to law enforcement for tracking a suspect's movements, they are ultimately rendered obsolete as an identifier every time you purchase a new phone.
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Even at the time, newspapers noted that the theft of a unique biometric identifier can be a bigger problem than losing other data, like a Social Security number.
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The government added that, with the new plates, local authorities would have a "visual identifier" if they wanted to introduce schemes such as letting drivers use bus lanes.
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The Catspad works with an app and an identifier for your pet, which can either be a microchip (if your pet has one), or a Catspad collar tag.
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There's never been a better time to remember your identifier: Today, Oath, the parent company of AIM, announced that the service will be discontinued on December 15, 2017.
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Last November, a Quebec Superior Court judge ordered the Crown to acknowledge RCMP surveillance techniques including "mobile device identifier" technology used to eavesdrop on suspected mobsters in 2011.
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When you create an account with a new app, at bare minimum you'll be giving up an email address, a username, a password, and a device identifier number.
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In a more advanced DOA environment, the system might use the permanent identifier associated with your laptop to determine whether you had the right to access the article.
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You'll see a small black box on the white barcode label, but the more obvious identifier will be a circular sticker with a blue S in the middle.
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"Your date of birth is frequently used as an identifier or security question, so consider not posting a photo of your birthday night celebration on Twitter," he says.
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The spread of the Social Security number as a quick and easy identifier, found in all kinds of corporate and government databases, has smoothed the way for commerce.
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An app called "Pill Identifier and Drug List" shares data with the National Library of Medicine, which is a part of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Unlike other speaker systems where you have to tediously create groups for speakers, AirPlay 2 just works (assuming you've set up the speaker with the appropriate room identifier).
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The bug's official identifier is CVE-2018-7600 though users on social media have taken to calling it drupalgeddon2, referencing another major release from the org in 2014.
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The Sag Harbor PD says the pills -- yellow in color, labeled T194 -- came right up on the website ... which touts its "pill identifier" feature on the home page.
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It avoided using the word "coronavirus" or the disease's full identifier, "covid-19," but had an easily recognizable picture of the virus' molecular form as a profile icon.
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The spiritual-but-not religious identifier and the political hobbyist share a mentality that is deliberately powerless, rejecting community to avoid the hassle and to avoid getting burned.
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Once and for all, it would eliminate the fantasy that a Social Security number is both a unique identifier and a secret to be used as an authenticator.
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The Marietta is not only a blend of grape varieties, it's a blend of vintages, hence its chronological identifier is "Lot Number 67" rather than a vintage year.
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The typically suitcase-sized devices force phones in their proximity to connect en masse, and then extract their IMSI number—a unique identifier given to each SIM card.
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A note on the official Oregon DMV website says starting in July you can select "X," or "M" or "F" as the sex identifier on forms for official identification.
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While the debris is from a Malaysia Airlines Boeing aircraft, officials cannot definitely conclude it's MH370 because the part has "no unique identifier" linking it to that particular plane.
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Sites such as Figshare let researchers assign a unique alphanumeric code (called a Digital Object Identifier) to data sets, figures, video and so on, meaning their origins are clear.
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It's unclear how you'll be able to tell whether the call is spam, but it's likely that an identifier will show up when you receive a call that's legitimate.
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At minimum, experts say that the information sent to Facebook would likely include a unique identifier associated with you, plus the URL that contains the Facebook social plug-ins.
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The pound sign's transition from insignificant icon to being the cultural identifier for Gen Y (and probably Gen Z, too) is believed to have started with a single tweet.
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Changes story identifier) June 21 (Reuters) - Fire ripped through a Pennsylvania oil refinery early on Friday, triggering a huge explosion that local media said rocked homes several miles away.
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The city of Austin is currently piloting a program in which its 2,000 homeless residents will be given a unique identifier that's safely and securely recorded on the blockchain.
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Candice Hopkins, a curator and writer based in Albuquerque, notes the signatures are a primary identifier for jewelry experts in the Southwest, along with how the piece is made.
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Registration wouldn't change—my Signal would still be tied to my phone number—but the public-facing identifier could be the phone number or an alias of my choosing.
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They'll also likely purchase other data from third parties that they can attach to your IP address or another identifier in order to get extra-granular with the data.
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"My point of view is, at [this] stage, ECG itself is less likely to become a robust biometric identifier alone to be used on phones or computers," he added.
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Your device has its own unique identifier that can be tracked with varying degrees of ease by advertisers, government agencies, and computer hackers, as you traverse different WiFi networks.
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Perhaps worst of all is WhatsApp's vulnerability to MAC spoofing attacks, which involve changing the media access control (MAC) address that acts as a unique identifier for every phone.
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Completing a transaction through Apple Pay then requires that unique identifier and a one-time-use security code, along with additional biometric verification from you via FaceID or TouchID.
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Earlier this year, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced plans to begin mailing replacement cards with a new "Medicare Beneficiary Identifier," or MBI, starting in April 2018.
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What makes handwriting a unique identifier stems in large part from where the writer was born, the first language spoken and, of course, the handwriting method taught at school.
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Today, SSNs have become the national identifier used by both the government and the private sector as a way to identify and gather information about an individual's financial life.
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The new cards use an 11-character Medicare identifier that contains both numbers and letters, according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the agency that runs Medicare.
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Each trade would be accompanied by an identifier that would tag the identity of the person making the trade (and include personal information) and the identity of the firm.
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Update October 2, 2019 12:50 pm ET: This story has been updated to clarify that data from Maps Incognito Mode sessions is stored with a unique session identifier.
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To work, Alexa will send a directed identifier — a generated string of characters and numbers — to the skill in question, if the customer has a voice profile set up.
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"Unlike other similar services, which associate and store historical voice utterances in identifiable form," the answer goes on, throwing shade all the while, "Siri utterances, which include the audio trigger and the remainder of the Siri command, are tied to a random device identifier, not a user's Apple ID." This identifier can be reset at any time (turn Siri and Dictation off and on again) and any data associated with it will disappear as well.
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These data points include the Unique Device Identifier (UDID), the International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI), the Media Access Control (MAC) address, and others depending on the device you use.
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It also resulted in drugs being dispensed with patient-specific labels displaying an incorrect product identifier called a National Drug Code, affecting Omnicare's ability to conduct recalls, the government said.
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War is the third Planet of the Apes movie and it pits Caesar against an army of humans led by Woody Harrelson's Colonel ("Colonel" is his only identifier on IMDB).
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They cannot conclusively confirm it's from MH370 because while its font and color fits those used by Malaysia Airlines, it has no "unique identifier" that specifically ties it to MH370.
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He has their IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity, a unique identifier for their SIM card), IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity—the same for their device), and even full phone numbers.
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This was the identifier that showed up on the "Buddy List," that accompanied our away statuses, and that our crush would see when we sent a flirty pre-teen message.
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There should be a router setting that enables you to hide the network, which means you need to know the SSID (service set identifier) and the password to get connected.
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Motherboard chose a random mobile identifier from the list of tens of thousands, provided it to the hacker, and then the hacker shared his own account login details with consent.
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Names aren't linked to their corresponding Facebook profiles or any unique identifier, so there's no way to find your friend John Smith amongst everyone with that name on another app.
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"The new gender neutral identifier offers gender nonbinary District residents a gender designation that affirms who they are," said Sheila Alexander-Reid, director of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs.
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Shazam, the mobile and desktop app that acts as a digital ear and song identifier, crossed the 1 billion download mark recently, according to a report from Billboard on Thursday.
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Essentially, "queer" has transcended sexual orientations like "gay" or "straight," and become a self-identifier for those who choose to live in opposition to social norms of sex and gender.
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Multiple Loans Across the Atlantes and Azor series, Fitch notes that multiple loans are reported to be secured upon the same property (ie duplicate property identifier within and across portfolios).
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To this end, the OFR's first initiative was to champion a global legal entity identifier (the LEI), a simple code that would be assigned universally to every financial market participant.
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It also ensured strict monitoring of such trades by asking stock exchanges to allot a unique identifier to "each algorithm approved and each order generated" to establish "an audit trail".
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At my school, the college you choose to attend becomes your sole identifier, and students are pushed by whatever means necessary in order to get into a "bumper sticker" college.
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Just two years after the creators of the SAT introduced its "adversity score"— a single number identifier meant to measure the socioeconomic hardship of every test taker — they're killing it.
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Mitski, an Asian American, belting out the lyrics to "Your Best American Girl" is skin-tingling but also references a very specific experience positioned next to a usually white identifier.
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Interested parties who qualify can redeem free access to Headspace Plus through the end of 2020 by entering their National Provider Identifier (NPI) and email address on the service's site.
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The last she heard from the CDC was that it needs an "identifier number" to initiate her testing and that it was prioritizing testing for people with more severe illness.
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The profiles in the database do not contain names or other personal identifiers to protect privacy; only an agency identifier, specimen identification number and DNA lab associated with the analysis.
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Three days after a victim inadvertently downloads and installs the program, it collects the Mac's model name and unique identifier and connects to a command and control server over Tor.
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Depending on the model, an IMSI-catcher may be able to obtain the SIM card's unique identifier or international mobile subscriber identity (IMSI)—hence, IMSI-catcher—or intercept text messages.
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But researchers say that thousands of apps have found ways to cheat Android's permissions system, phoning home your device's unique identifier and enough data to potentially reveal your location as well.
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Although "only" 143m records were breached in the Equifax case, they contained sensitive data such as credit-card details and social-security numbers (a unique identifier used by the American government).
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You can now combine data from your email campaign with analytics data from your apps and Stripe to see how well they performed (using the customer's email address as the identifier).
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As an example, fraudsters have started to take advantage of this in countries with no national identifier by creating synthetic digital identities by signing up digital services and applying for credit.
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Bitcoin and Ethereum), but they ordinarily cannot be replaced by another token of equal value — this is because each NFT has its own unique token identifier (and often, associated reference metadata).
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It's also not a definite identifier of gender, as there are many names that are typically assigned to girls that start with that hard phoneme, such as Jessica, Yvonne, and Ariel.
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COPPA, passed in 1998, protects children under the age of 5003 from being tracked by advertisers, and makes it explicitly illegal to apply any kind of "persistent identifier" to a child.
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Email addresses, after all, much like mobile phone numbers and social security numbers, have become a unique identifier that can be used as a key to unlock other information about us.
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In fact, the Patient Zero moniker itself may be the result of a mistaken reading of the CDC's identifier for Dugas: Patient "O" — where "O" stood for "Outside California," not zero.
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If you are using our Services via an application, the operating system for your device provides instructions on how to prevent tailored advertising and how to reset your device's advertising identifier.
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Jeremy Bentham, an English philosopher, suggested in the 18th century that people should have a unique identifier based on their name and place and date of birth tattooed on their wrists.
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But the strongest identifier and conduit to useful information is the cellphone number, which acts like "the digital equivalent of the Social Security number," said Max Levchin, chief executive of Affirm.
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We were able to easily access private and unlisted photos uploaded to Ricoh's website by transplanting into the cloud storage server's web address the unique file identifier found in the database.
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"These transcriptions are associated with a random identifier, not your Apple ID, for up to six months," according to a new Siri Privacy and Grading page that Apple published on Wednesday.
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"About" collection was the controversial process of collecting communications not just to and from identified foreign intelligence surveillance targets, but collecting communications that merely mention an identifier linked to a target.
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Depuis des mois, nos journalistes parcourent la France pour couvrir les campagnes des nombreux candidats, les difficultés des régions rurales, et pour identifier les sujets qui forgent les choix des Français.
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We know where you are based on your device's IP address — a unique identifier assigned to each device connected to the internet — but don't use GPS to actively track your location.
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It also said that a requirement for each party to a stock, bond or derivative trade to have a unique identifier for reporting transactions would put be on hold for six months.
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In the United States, unlike in other developed nations, such as the United Kingdom and many of the Nordic countries, there's no unique patient identifier number linked to a single centralized record.
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Israel police, seemingly aware of confusion about all the corruption cases, have made them a bit easier to follow by giving each one a numerical identifier: Case 1000, 2000, 3000, and 4000.
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It's worth noting that the company partnered with enterprise computing giant SAP last year to provide a blockchain interface for physical objects, where they store the Dust Identity identifier on the blockchain.
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So it's not collecting sound played or recorded on a machine but rather harvesting the audio signature of the individual machine and using that as an identifier to track a web user.
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NIMA Codes is adding a chat tool to its platform, to help users locate and comment on service providers, and is integrating a photo-based location identifier, NIMA Snap, in the application.
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"The new gender-neutral identifier offers gender non-binary District residents a gender designation that affirms who they are," Sheila Alexander-Reid, director of the Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs, told CNN.
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Your Siri identifier is not associated with your Apple ID, so there's no way you can open up your privacy settings on an iPhone and see what you've been saying to Siri.
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Per the app's privacy policy, a user's advertisement identifier information—such as a phone number, email, and device information—can be passed on to digital ad companies like Unity Ads and AppsFlyer.
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In June, Washington, D.C., added a gender-neutral identifier to drivers' licenses and identification cards, and in July, Oregon began allowing residents to mark their sex on driver's licenses as "not specified."
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So we have their health data, the big tech firms have a lot of other data that's not necessarily patient identifier health data, but information on what they're searching for, on movements.
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The term "noir" gets slapped on a lot of things these days that don't deserve it, as an all-purpose identifier for productions that are grim and violent and impressed with themselves.
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He has identified a dedicated and loyal base of supporters who may be different in many ways, but have one common identifier: their anger and distrust of the establishment and political class.
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If you don't want to share that identifier or the geographic information that comes with it with websites or governments you should choose a different VPN or use the anonymity network Tor.
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"[O]nly after 'Hey Siri' is recognized locally on the device will any information be sent to Apple servers, encrypted and sent using an anonymous Siri identifier," Apple said in its announcement.
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"We are also stipulating that buyers require that vessels they use for such cargoes do not switch off their Automatic Identifier System (AIS)," he said, referring to a ship's satellite tracking system.
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New regulations require all Iranian internet users to have a single identifier to access the internet, mobile phones, and other devices, allowing the government to access a log of all their activities.
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"They have basically removed every identifier that's findable in the first level of ads", he says while raising fear about Facebook's ads one day being indistinguishable from content to its users as well.
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Within just a few decades, these journals have come to account for 28 percent of all published research that's ever been issued a Digital Object Identifier — essentially a type of URL for research.
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Give the package a unique name in the Bundle Identifier field (under the General tab), make sure your Apple ID is selected as the team name, and you're just about good to go.
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The new rules, known as MiFID II, come into force on January 3 and require everyone involved in a transaction to have a "legal entity identifier" or LEI to submit trades to regulators.
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Instead of road names and zip codes, What3Words has divided the earth into 57 million three-by-three meter squares and assigned each square a three word identifier such as "dog. cat. stick".
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National Asset Manager Ratings, which display a special identifier for the country concerned, for example, 'High Standards (tha)' for Thailand, are comparable only to national Asset Manager Ratings assigned in the same country.
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Moreover, the database included information such as the parent's email address, child's Apple ID email address, device name, device unique identifier and plaintext passwords for the teenager's Apple ID. So… just about everything.
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One of those was the section of the code ensuring that the identifier issued to Michaud's NIT-infection was truly unique, and another was the exploit itself used to break into his computer.
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This includes a common legal entity identifier for all entities required to report to member agencies; and common data formats for information reported to member agencies or collected on behalf of the FSOC.
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Remember that security, including security of a national identifier, is a systems property; focusing on one aspect is unlikely to produce a secure system, since the attackers can always look at other aspects.
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Dell will use the "visual identifier" to help sell its new XPS 13 2-in-1 laptop (the first certified Project Athena design), which just happens to be available for purchase starting today.
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So if a Twitter post with a terrorist image is identified, hashed and added to the database, Facebook can use that identifier to check to see if that content appears on its network.
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In so doing, it taps into a truth not always acknowledged: That much of shopping is about validation; for books, no less than clothes or cars or jewelry, can be a powerful identifier.
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And while Pearce is known around MLB circles as a journeyman, he has never been dismayed by the unflattering identifier and simply saved the best baseball of his career for the game's biggest stage.
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Memory tests are still the standard By focusing on navigation as an early identifier of Alzheimer's, the Sea Hero Quest test differed from the memory and cognition tests typically used in clinics, scientists said.
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"The user's card information acts as the consumer identifier, and merchants can leverage Braintree Extend to securely share this on the user's behalf so that purchases are appropriately tracked and rewards accrued," she notes.
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As well as phone number and last seen data, TechCrunch understands Facebook will also be fed intel on a WhatApp user's operating system, mobile country code, mobile carrier code, screen resolution and device identifier.
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That includes its smart TVs featuring 700,000 hours of content, smart wristbands, wireless earbuds, and flagship phone Mi 9T, which is identical to its recently announced Redmi K403 for China under a different identifier.
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Rather than create a new identifier, the focus ought to be on crafting better identity vetting and authentication solutions that are not dependent on the SSN, and are resilient against modern vectors of attack.
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National Investment Management Quality Ratings, which display a special identifier for the country concerned, for example, 'Excellent(tha)' for Thailand, are comparable only to national Investment Management Quality Ratings assigned in the same country.
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The CMS-maintained National Plan and Provider Enumeration System's National Provider Identifier database includes unique identifiers, known as NPI numbers, for all US physicians, as well as information such as location and practice specialties.
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Moreover, in 2015, Congress overwhelmingly passed the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act, which included a new Medicare non-social security identifier to ensure our seniors' health care records are kept safe and secure.
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According to the patent application, Facebook's prediction models would also analyze "messaging history, past tagging history, [and] web browsing history" to see if multiple people share IP addresses (a unique identifier for every internet network).
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A blockchain-derived content identifier, when used in the service of creators and their works, could become one of many unique identifiers already in place, such as ISBN, ORCID, DOI, ISNI, ISRC and so forth.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(twn)' for National ratings in Taiwan.
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Under this act, military children are assigned a military student identifier, which makes administrators aware that some of the students walking the halls are connected to the military—something they might have never known otherwise.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(idn)' for National ratings in Indonesia.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(idn)' for National ratings in Indonesiad.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(tha)' for National ratings in Thailand.
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We conducted a series of programmatic queries designed to match street address and other location information between those listed for a doctor in the payments database and those listed in the National Provider Identifier database.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(tha)'for National ratings in Thailand.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(twn)'for National ratings in Taiwan.
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Finally, the Treasury Department has called for all financial agencies to adopt a single, standard data field, known as the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI), to identify all the companies and firms that report to them.
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"A phone number is a better identifier than just your name, but sometimes you want that," said Simon Thorpe, director of product for Twilio, a communications company that works with phone carriers on combating robocalls.
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"A phone number is a better identifier than just your name, but sometimes you want that," said Simon Thorpe, director of product for Twilio, a communications company that works with phone carriers on combating robocalls.
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But Mini City says it's doing its best to do its wristband program in a way that respects its users privacy: its devices are not GPS-enabled and store nothing but the user's identifier number.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(lka)' for National ratings in Sri Lanka.
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National ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(phl)' for National ratings in the Philippines.
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First, he suggested improvements to hashing technology—a technique in which a specific file, such as a photo or video, is assigned a unique identifier that can be used to track copies of it uploaded elsewhere.
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In an interview with CBS This Morning on Tuesday, McEnroe addressed his controversial earlier remark to NPR's Lulu Garcia-Navarro in which he called Williams the "best female player ever," refusing to drop the gender identifier.
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National Ratings are designed for use mainly by local investors in local markets, and are signified by the addition of an identifier for the country concerned, such as 'AAA(lka)' for National Ratings in Sri Lanka.
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He had not taken it outside with him; packed with every ad tracker dreamed up in the last twenty years, more accurate an identifier than his fingerprints, it would have given him away at forty feet.
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In terms of those worried about their location being disclosed or generally being doxxed, Twitter assured impacted users that the partner receiving the location data didn't also receive their Twitter handle or a unique account identifier.
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The new guidelines do not impose any requirement that C.I.A. officials obtain a warrant before using an American's identifier to pull up nonpublic communications to, from or about that American, a step some lawmakers have proposed.
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Chrome shares details of web pages visited with Google's servers — while this function can be disabled in settings, it's the default for all users when they start using chrome, and tags data with a unique identifier.
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Each discrete chunk of data has a unique identifier, which makes it possible for patients, doctors and researchers to get the information they need on any device or browser, regardless of where the data is stored.
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Rather than requiring users to provide a static identifier, like a password or fingerprint, behavioral biometrics monitor user behavior from login to logout to detect suspicious activity throughout a user session, not just at log in.
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Possible alternatives include the Object Management Group - an international, open membership, non-profit consortium that has been involved in a range of financial standardisation activities including the Financial Industry Business Ontology and the Financial Instrument Global Identifier.
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But that information is tied to a random identifier that your device generates, meaning it's not associated with your Apple ID.The company saves voice recordings for up to six months at a time to improve Siri's accuracy.
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In January, the defense did receive some of the NIT code, but not sections that would ensure that the identifier issued to the suspect's NIT-infection was unique, and the exploit used to break into the computer.
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They said they would not test me, because if I was wearing the recommended protective equipment, then I wouldn't have the coronavirus… Later they called back and now it's an issue with something called the identifier number.
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He was also asked whether the federal government favors phasing out the use of Social Security numbers as a personal identifier, an idea that generated discussion following the massive breach of credit reporting firm Equifax last year.
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Since the data is sent with a unique identifier, a user's Google advertising ID, it would be easy to link this data into a profile and paint a fine-grained picture of someone's interests, identities and daily routines.
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Ron Estes — whose middle initial is G., a fact that is ultimately irrelevant — would like to note that his opponent's middle initial is not just an identifier, but an indicator of the falsehood he is attempting to perpetrate.
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Although we remove common identifying information (such as your name and contact information) from any Data before publication, Genetic Data is different from other data because it can be used as an identifier in combination with other information.
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As Jonathan Zdziarski pointed out on Twitter, the only technical aspect limiting the custom firmware to one specific iPhone 5C would be the universally unique identifier (UUID) of the phone, which Apple would hard-code into the firmware.
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More recently, the Electronic Frontier Foundation found that the Ring Neighbors app sends personally identifiable information — including a unique identifier code, your mobile carrier, and your device's IP address — to analytics and marketing companies as well as Facebook.
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Jeffrey Lewis, an expert in North Korean rocketry at the Middlebury Institute, noted last year that Washington had given two kinds of submarine missiles — one fueled by liquids, and a newer one by solids — the same identifier code.
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"The fact that they detected identifier collection, specifically the persistent ones like device IDs and MAC addresses, is surprising," says Lukasz Olejnik, an independent cybersecurity adviser and research associate at Oxford University's Center for Technology and Global Affairs.
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Just about any product could have a unique identifier that links to production data, if not a full digital twin, reckons Thomas Körmendi, the chief executive of Kezzler, a Norwegian company that produces secure product codes using an algorithm.
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In January, they received some, but it was incomplete, missing, amongst other things, the section that would ensure that the identifier issued to Michaud's NIT-infection was unique, and the exploit that was used to bypass his web browser.
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According to one driver we asked about a switch from the stache to the Amp, the hot pink glow-in-the-dark identifier would be missed but he thought the color-coded LED display made a lot more sense.
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Callisto uses Facebook URLs as an identifier, in order to avoid false identification or common names, so theoretically, assailants could avoid being matched by simply staying off Facebook and Twitter until Ladd and her team add more unique identifiers.
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But the real potential of Android Q's dark theme is that by turning it on, it also creates an identifier in Android that can be seen by third-party apps, so that they too know what theme you're using.
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He claims to have signed a text (the 20153 speech in which Jean-Paul Sartre explains his refusal to accept the Nobel prize for literature) with this private key, which produces a unique identifier known as a digital signature.
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"Reonomy has developed a powerful platform to integrate and resolve sources of commercial real estate data into a single, unique identifier for every CRE asset in the United States," said Emily Walsh, principal at Georgian Partners, in a statement.
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Not being a rapper has been the favorite, go-to self-identifier for young rappers of this decade whose music or fashion choices fall slightly outside of the margins of what the public deems as acceptable for hip-hop.
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The video above, for instance, shows that once a phone has authenticated itself to a carrier's RCS server with its unique credentials, the server uses the phone's IP address and phone number as a kind of identifier going forward.
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That certainly defines more than 90 percent of what Apple has done with the iPhone X. But there's that tiny little bit of the design that the company decided to turn into a branding and marketing identifier, and that's the notch.
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"Asian-American" as an identifier didn't even exist until 1968, when a pair of Berkeley students, who were inspired by the Black Power movement, formed the Asian American Political Alliance to rally Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino students under a shared banner.
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The only thing that might confirm that, the defense argues, is by forcing the FBI to reveal the full malware code so the defense can examine exactly how it generated a unique identifier assigned to each computer infected by the NIT.
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Each vuln gets a unique identifier, so you can be like "Apache Solr earlier than 7.1 is vulnerable to remote code execution vuln CVE-2017-12629" -- and anyone mentioning that vuln, or Apache Solr, has a way to describe it.
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If you think about it, a Social Security number, it is an identifier that when you use, you're actually putting yourself at greater risk because now people who steal that identity, that Social Security number, have access to your financial capabilities.
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"This unique identifier is being leveraged by some of the largest enterprises in the world to tie together their public, proprietary and 3rd party data sources and to create a level of visibility into real estate assets that was previously unattainable."
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Armed with only a phone number, hackers could've exploited the flaw, the site said, to access the personal information of T-Mobile subscribers, including their email addresses, account numbers, and their phone's IMSI, a unique identifier assigned to every device.
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A Facebook spokeswoman said the company on Saturday had "unpublished" one page related to Guo and temporarily restricted his ability to post information on a profile page because "personal identifier information" had appeared on them in violation of Facebook's community standards.
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In 2012, it endorsed the global LEI system as set out in the FSB Report of the Global Legal Entity Identifier for Financial Markets and called for global adoption of the LEI to support the identification and management of financial risks.
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The app is best known as a song identifier, but Shazam can also be used to scan movie posters or other images to "unlock" extras, like behind-the-scenes video clips or augmented reality content from a celebrity or brand.
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So the whole debate about is metadata data, or is your PII PII, this computer did not necessarily need to know it was you, it needed to know it was this computer, or this IP address, or whatever your identifier was.
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Once Trump secured this "white identifier" base — making him competitive in a multicandidate field — he was positioned to expand his traction among traditional Republicans, including a decisive majority of those who backed Mitt Romney, John McCain and George W. Bush.
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And while the collected data is never linked to a person's name, email or IP address, each user history is nevertheless assigned to an identifier called the device ID, which will persist unless the user uninstalls the Avast antivirus product.
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Google's privacy policy says that when you're not signed into a Google Account, the company still collects and stores information about your browsing and behavior in its services, but ties that data to a unique identifier rather than a full account.
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By reverse engineering the iOS version of the BlackVue app, Motherboard was able to write scripts that pull the GPS location of BlackVue users over a week long period and store the coordinates and other information like the user's unique identifier.
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Twitch said last week that it had shared the video hash, or a type of digital identifier, of the Germany incident with the Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism, a group that aims to keep extremist violence off digital platforms.
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