Does it piggyback on antibodies from related infections, like dengue?
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Payments systems have been able to piggyback on this online infrastructure.
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Can the VR industry piggyback on top of movies and malls?
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But the 5G network can't piggyback on the existing 4G infrastructure.
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If I could piggyback on Dana Perino for a second, shut up.
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These patients often consent to additional experiments that piggyback on those implants.
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Morstad shared a photo of herself riding piggyback on Wicks on Instagram Thursday.
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It's going to be difficult for him to piggyback on the outsider movement.
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The pair of exploits piggyback on the fundamental architecture of most modern CPUs.
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Kim Jong Un has definitely tried to piggyback on that through his physical appearance.
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"I don't like people that try to piggyback on real country music," Rich continued.
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So they're going to have to piggyback on the backs of people who do.
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Allowing providers to piggyback on another doctor's admitting privileges makes it a little easier.
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There will be fewer big platforms left for the open internet tools to piggyback on.
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Most of Planet's satellites launch as secondary payloads, meaning they piggyback on other rocket rides.
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Bristle worms often piggyback on these corals, infiltrating a tank and growing to tremendous size.
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Intel aims to build qubits into silicon, in order to piggyback on existing fabrication infrastructure.
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Instead, he said, everything from memes to tech companies can "piggyback" on existing social networks.
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By using their built-in cameras, the company can piggyback on phone-makers' research and development.
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This Verizon partnership further demonstrates Apple's willingness to piggyback on another company to reach new users.
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Rather than spreading through individual contact like a virus, he says, popular items piggyback on established networks.
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Instead, the products that we say went "viral" almost always piggyback on social networks that already exist.
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Many, or even most, successful tech startups / movements succeed because they manage to piggyback on existing infrastructure.
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This legal twitch may provide some protection if other people emerge to piggyback on the original lawsuits.
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Federal tax changes can have important implications for states even if they don't piggyback on the federal system.
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When the job is done, the sensors just piggyback on existing networks to get back home for reuse.
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The tools also integrate with internal enterprise image registries to piggyback on the image scanning that enterprises conduct.
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But how sustainable such fast-rising virality is, is the key question for apps that piggyback on platform giants.
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Google's MVNO wireless service — Google Fi — has offered certain users a unique benefit: it can piggyback on multiple networks.
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Dengue and the also newly arrived chikungunya virus piggyback on the same Aedes aegypti mosquito; others species carry malaria.
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The public option would be relatively cheaper than this suggests if it also got to piggyback on Medicaid's drug rebates.
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Instead, they simply piggyback on the global locations of each of the main public cloud providers, AWS, Microsoft and Google.
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Instead of having to build a member-only tier from scratch, sites like WordPress or Discourse can piggyback on Patreon.
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If Hillebrand wanted text messages to piggyback on the SS7 protocol, he had to deal with this pretty severe limit.
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This compact CubeSat, consisting of two stacked 10cm cubes, will piggyback on a resupply mission to the International Space Station.
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Smartphones have created a huge market for this kind of screen, allowing VR headset companies to piggyback on their innovations.
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With it, users with compatible Galaxy devices can piggyback on your Bluetooth connection and play songs on a connected stereo.
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"It's a wonderful thing to piggyback on top of your 401(k) to really supplement your retirement savings," she said.
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Digital-payments systems such as PayPal and Apple Pay piggyback on the debit- and credit-card system rather than undercut it.
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In 1974, the government directed Chinese engineers and mathematicians to develop a way to piggyback on to the American alphabetic keyboard.
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That's not a lot of partners, but IFTTT itself does support quite a few devices already and Google can piggyback on that.
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And while some of these startups may piggyback on open financial architecture, others avoid traditional pipes altogether and go completely "over-the-top".
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Meanwhile, Microsoft's Azure service gets to piggyback on the software maker's footprint in offices around the world and its massive enterprise sales force.
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By doing that and running the programs through those universities, it can piggyback on the substantial brand equity they've built up over time.
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Modern candidates will sooner piggyback on popular songs (usually ones with drab titles like "Beautiful Day" or "New Sensation") than craft an original.
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Early on, however, facing a severe fundraising deficit, the Trump campaign decided to piggyback on the party itself to get out the vote.
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The latter allows up to six household members to piggyback on the subscription, and each person gets one terabyte of storage, to boot.
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Elman worked with Facebook to let partners piggyback on your identity, and he might have ideas for turning Robinhood into a fintech platform.
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Big lenders hoped to piggyback on their rival's lack of Wall Street taint to resist proposals to curb pay and ban merchant banking.
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Tacking on a campus visit to family vacations, or having a student piggyback on a parent's business trip, can help keep costs down.
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GALLAGHER: And Kimberly, I just want to kind of piggyback on what Kristin was talking about there, because they talked about this explosive device.
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They are able to exploit and piggyback on ever more sophisticated international shipping networks and logistics channels, and circumvent both local and international laws.
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And it's essential to think about impacts where scooters and micro-mobility is concerned because all this stuff must piggyback on shared public spaces.
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Modern supply-chain finance, now some 250-years-old, also lets suppliers piggyback on the creditworthiness—and lower borrowing costs—of big corporate customers.
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However, a Tier 2911 telecoms provider like Verizon or AT&T will likely win, because they operate existing infrastructure, which FirstNet could piggyback on.
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Broadly, Google's public cloud efforts get to piggyback on these efforts, although they are also making some incremental investments just for Google Cloud Platform.
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Local artists and galleries piggyback on the international acclaim of Maco and schedule all of their lively happenings to promote their most promising artists.
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What Sony had illustrated was that you couldn't just piggyback on the popularity and diversity of Android and launch whatever the hell you wanted.
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This is a statement of independence, in a way: Twitter has decided that the tweets no longer need to piggyback on another established technology.
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Some of them capture an economic or political mood; others piggyback on a cultural trend or ride the wave of a big news story.
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Instagram added cross-posting of its Stories to Facebook in October 2017, allowing its parent to piggyback on the popularity of its ephemeral content.
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In large part, we&aposll want to piggyback on content that&aposs being financed by the streaming services or the music companies, or whoever.
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Cox believes its system got the message after a radio station or multiple stations were conducting their monthly emergency test, which cable networks piggyback on.
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Atlassian already has an office in Yokohama to support local users of its other tools and the Trello team will piggyback on this existing infrastructure.
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Ellison and Catz said that shareholders' lawyers should just conduct their own discovery instead of attempting to piggyback on the work of the special litigation committee.
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Barber and Theoharis say that the campaign is not a partisan undertaking, and that they will not allow candidates for office to piggyback on its events.
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It has also provided a means to pay for them, by issuing new cryptocoins which, instead of running on their own blockchains, piggyback on the Ethereum one.
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Even the political extremes—Jean-Luc Mélenchon (on the far left) and Marine Le Pen (on the nationalist right)—have struggled to piggyback on the protest movement.
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He said the city had tried to piggyback on the borrowers' interest in being free from discrimination and had "cut and paste" their grievances into its lawsuit.
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The hardware-focused group had planned to introduce a device called Pokemon GO Plus, which could allow it to piggyback on the success of the mobile game.
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But it's nice to have a native app, if only to deter the imitation Craigslist apps that piggyback on the popularity of the original no-frills listings.
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As soon as other large retailers realized they could piggyback on Amazon's annual sales event to boost their own revenues from counter-sales, they've been doing just that.
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Thompson tells me that the company is able to do this by having those items effectively piggyback on existing trips it would have scheduled for its sellers anyway.
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So rather than build its own app, Assist decided to piggyback on the distribution of some of the world's most popular interfaces, like SMS, Slack, and Facebook Messenger.
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These drugs are drastically cheaper than their brand-name counterparts mainly because generic drugmakers piggyback on all the research and development that was done by the original drugmaker.
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The blockchain-specific companies were likely hoping to piggyback on financial giants like Visa to get Libra approved and create more legitimacy for their industry as a whole.
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These drugs are drastically cheaper than their brand-name counterparts, mainly because generic drugmakers piggyback on all the research and development that was done by the original drugmaker.
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These medicines are drastically cheaper than their brand-name counterparts, mainly because generic drugmakers piggyback on all the research and development that was done by the original drugmaker.
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Instead, it appeared to approach the "limited" promotion as a slapdash attempt to piggyback on a random joke, with little idea of what it was getting itself into.
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Perhaps trying to piggyback on the success of Thelma & Louise — a huge hit (and cultural phenomenon) from earlier in the year — it was marketed as a story of friendship.
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Right now, companies usually have to piggyback on someone else's mission, using up any leftover space on a huge, multimillion-dollar rocket that's carrying a bigger payload to orbit.
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There are hard political issues in play, like whether publishers will retain control of their audience data or whether ad networks like Google can piggyback on publishers' consent forms.
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"We can piggyback on all the research they do with batteries for cars and get an excellent industry battery at the same time," Vestas chairman Bert Nordberg told Reuters.
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While sponsors are always on the lookout to cash in on an instant hit, Sindhu's team said it is looking beyond those seeking a short piggyback on Olympic glory.
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Standalone 5G, on the other hand, is the idea of a fifth generation network that is built from scratch and does not piggyback on existing infrastructure, according to Sullivan.
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But some traders now hope to piggyback on a Japanese government scheme that has been providing ongoing cover for so-called "essential" imports of Iranian oil throughout the sanctions.
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Instead of going door-to-door to rally neighbors, you'll find more success if you piggyback on existing institutions to organize people in times of need, Mr. Stripling said.
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"I've had instances with clients where friends piggyback on each other's learning trips and don't have the best time because they're not particularly keen on that skill," he said.
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The subtle signals piggyback on other signals bouncing around a room, enabling them to be picked up by a smartphone, or some other device, as far as 14 feet away.
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Meanwhile, Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore give developers an alternative way to build AR into their own apps at the operating system level rather than having to piggyback on Facebook.
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And although computational neuroscientists can piggyback on broader advances in the field of machine learning, from facial recognition to autonomous cars, the noisiness of neural data presents a particular challenge.
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There's a globular fountain puttering out water, a lazy bald eagle sitting down and out in a crate, and what appears to be a grown man riding piggyback on another.
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To piggyback on Panzarino's thesis that Apple Watch saves you time, from my perspective as a disabled person, Apple's smartwatch makes receiving notifications and the like a more accessible experience.
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Many of these brands born on the internet bring with them cult-like followings — huge Instagram audiences — that legacy retailers like Target and Walmart can potentially piggyback on, Mendel added.
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Given school-age kids can get in trouble for insulting someone in the hallway, they're quick to torment peers though apps, especially if they piggyback on one everyone already uses.
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If you cannot piggyback on your parent's plan and you do not have a job with health insurance, you may need to buy a policy through a health insurance marketplace.
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Because the developer platform lets other apps piggyback on its login system and Bitmoji avatars, it creates new reasons for users to set up a Snapchat account and keep using it.
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In a hearing Monday for the spa's owner and manager, Palm Beach County Judge Joseph Marx said he would "piggyback" on a judge's order in Kraft's case temporarily sealing the video.
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The EDRS-A node, riding piggyback on a Eutelsat communications satellite, blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on board a Proton rocket at 1720 ET (4.20 am local time).
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If everything goes as planned, the project's backers hope government agencies in Europe and farther afield can piggyback on the experiences, helping to transform drones from recreational toys to lifesaving tools.
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And he can also say, Hey, look, if congressional committees are looking at it, maybe we can piggyback on whatever they find, but until then I'm not going to do anything.
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She has agreed to do an interview for a 250-degree VR video the NBA is shooting, and AK wants to piggyback on that with a few questions of his own.
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"If we can piggyback on the work that's going into developing cancer therapies, it could be a way of getting much more investment in the disorders we're trying to solve," says Hurles.
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Any resolution of a criminal case, even if the company does not have to plead guilty, means that investors will be able to piggyback on the acknowledgment in private securities fraud lawsuits.
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We've got our own products and we just don't feel we need to piggyback on a movie in the same way as some other brands that have paid to be in there.
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As predicted by analysts, brands are turning to jewelry watches to piggyback on the jewelry market, which has not experienced the declining exports seen in the watch industry over the last few years.
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Not only can they piggyback on their own passions, but they can also learn things that are especially relevant to their real lives, like changing a tire, organizing a toy drive, or cooking.
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What if I decide to slack off and piggyback on your lemonade-brewing genius, knowing that after you pour your sweat into the lemonade (not literally), the split is still an even 50-50?
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WhatsApp, which is owned by Facebook, claimed in the lawsuit that an NSO Group program that was intended to piggyback on WhatsApp was used to spy on more than 1,400 people in 20 countries.
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That made the "IPO tax" much more than an "IPO tax" — and, in the eyes of its detractors, that marketing was misleading and an attempt to piggyback on the surging antipathy toward tech companies.
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The fund will invest in the same companies as Rocket, cutting its reliance on co-investors and allowing start-ups to raise capital more quickly as investors can piggyback on Rocket's own due diligence.
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The strategy seemed to be that if more developers were part of the Twitter ecosystem, they'd build apps that piggyback on the microblogging service and provide it with extra functionality and platform lock-in.
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For open-source entrepreneurs who believe their product can gain wide adoption without having to piggyback on the success of other open-source projects, a more restrictive license may be better in the longer run.
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Russian hackers have access to the contents of millions of infected computers around the world, and there is evidence that Russian intelligence agencies piggyback on their criminal operations as a form of cheap intelligence gathering.
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Unlike stand-alone routers that lose signal the farther you move away from them, mesh stations piggyback on one another to create a continuous wireless link throughout your home, minimizing the possibility of dead zones.
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The European Commission is yet to be convinced, preferring instead that Hutchison create a fourth network operator rather than reinforce small rivals which piggyback on others' networks, people with knowledge of the matter said on Monday.
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Reiterating its intention to "piggyback" on the work that the intelligence community has done with In-Q-Tel, the Defense Department will start making venture investments, Secretary of Defense Ash Carter said onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt.
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Meanwhile, HBO is looking to reload its programming lineup with a barrage of new series and key returning ones, like "Big Little Lies," hoping to piggyback on "Game of Thrones'" huge sendoff as a promotional springboard.
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Tyson Foods Inc, ConAgra Foods Inc - owner of the Slim Jim brand - and other meat producers seek to piggyback on jerky's popularity to find new customers and markets for soaring supplies of cheaper beef, pork and poultry.
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Sources say the 'bacon-record' pitch was a key example of the difficulties that led to Omnicom losing much of McDonald's businessMany marketers turn to viral stunts and try to piggyback on pop culture to get noticed.
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The busy season premiere — positioned to piggyback on "The Walking Dead" finale -- brings Morgan (Lennie James) into the mix, pairing him with a strong trio of new additions, played by Garret Dillahunt, Jenna Elfman and Maggie Grace.
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While Avast says the structure of another component enables it to piggyback on other vendors' code by "injecting the malicious functionality into legitimate DLLs" — describing such techniques as further evidence of the attacker's "high level of sophistication".
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Jokes apart, the other surefire solution is to actually shut down the computer when you walk away from it, or at least close your browser, since PoisonTap needs to piggyback on it to work, according to Kamkar.
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So this reads like Stone and Caputo are trying to piggyback on Trumpworld's larger effort to spin the Russia probe as an FBI/"deep state" setup, in hopes of excusing a meeting that looks very bad for them.
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Opposing camps within public health argue either that the time is now, to piggyback on top of current campaigns, or after polio is gone, because we can only fund and focus on one global disease at a time.
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" Hall derided Draper's decision not to appeal as evidence "that (Draper) has no serious interest in the policy implications of his foolish idea, but that he just wanted to piggyback on what he thinks is a political trend.
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Because an Echo's mic only activates to send sound over the internet when someone says a wake word—usually "Alexa"— the researchers looked to see if they could piggyback on one of those legitimate reactions to listen in.
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It's a growing tactic on the left, designed to piggyback on a social media coordination strategy employed successfully on the right and intended to harness the power of Hollywood stars and high-profile activists who already lean Democratic.
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This sort of information rarely becomes public; typically it will be kept within a circle of intelligence agencies, the hackers they may work with, or rival agencies from other nations who want to piggyback on the gathered intelligence.
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But launching rockets isn't how people currently make money in space — that's largely satellites for national security and people watching TV. Between the lines: Today, small satellites piggyback on rockets whose primary mission is putting larger payloads into orbit.
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The hope is that by offering an easy way to deploy pay-per-play VR stations, the industry can piggyback on top of movie theaters and other venues to create a profitable market for virtual reality developers nearly overnight.
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This means the advert becomes all but inescapable (at least to the user's friends) as branded stuff gets mapped onto and/or injected into their personal content where it can piggyback on social sharing to shoot for viral spread.
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It is proof of a belated recognition that Serie A must modernize as a whole if it is to compete, that it cannot simply hope to piggyback on the success of Juventus or increased interest in Milan and Inter.
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Western governments and businesses that piggyback on China's system in search of their own profit should remind themselves: To know that your actions harm human dignity and to go ahead and continue them anyway is the essence of iniquity.
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The Department of Justice required those assets to be divested, as well as for agreements to be put in place letting Dish piggyback on T-Mobile's network for a while as part of an agreement to approve the merger.
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But my Netflix queue has become a stagnant pool of shows that I don't feel comfortable watching alone because it might piss you off, or shows that I'm wary to even start watching because you might want to piggyback on them.
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Uber is now letting rival AV operators piggyback on its web-based visualization platform so they don't have to "learn complex computer graphics and data visualization techniques in order to deliver effective tooling solutions," the company says in a blog post.
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The deal requires the combined company to sell off a number of assets to Dish, including wireless spectrum and prepaid wireless brands like Boost Mobile, and for the company to let Dish piggyback on its network for up to seven years.
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This is brilliant when you break it down:- hijack verified Twitter account, change display name to "binance"- piggyback on tweet from Justin Sun- botnets for amplification/social proof (retweets, likes, replies)- fake screenshots to establish trust (hey, it works!) pic.twitter.
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"It uses just tiny bits of data that piggyback on existing network traffic so there's no need to worry about your battery life, data usage, or your privacy," he added, emphasizing the entire protocol is end-to-end encrypted and anonymous.
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Now, however, the company is launching Microsoft for Startups, a program that aims to bring technology and marketing expertise to startups and that — maybe most importantly — includes a co-selling program that allows startups to piggyback on Microsoft's existing sales force.
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It will be interesting to see what summons this and whether Messenger can piggyback on the brand success of others so that when you ask a friend to FaceTime or Skype you, M suggests you use a Messenger video call.
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This set of APIs lets other apps piggyback on Snap's login for sign up, build Bitmoji avatars into their keyboards, display public Our Stories and Snap Map content, and generate branded stickers with referral links users can share back inside Snapchat.
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In September, Wardle showed how it was possible to piggyback on a legitimate app signed by Apple to trick a Mac to run another malicious application or binary—with no valid signature—wrapped inside the legitimate one, effectively bypassing Gatekeeper.
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So to bring a bit of levity to what has become a very divisive day, we want to piggyback on the Clintons' symbolic move and bring you some beauty-focused ways to show support for your country and for a unified nation.
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I suggest, though, that Facebook go a step further and maybe by the summer or fall introduce a hardware interface for M. Virtual assistants like Facebook M seem to do best when they get to piggyback on a coveted piece of hardware.
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Still, Stone's apparent goal is to piggyback on the right-wing media controversies like "Spygate," and on the larger right-wing narrative that the Russia probe is a setup, to change the subject about why he didn't disclose this meeting until now.
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The changing shape of Switzerland's watch fairs has created an active S.I.H.H. fringe, populated by brands trying to compensate for their absence from the two big shows or simply to piggyback on the crowds that the fair draws to Geneva in January.
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At a time when selling the self is one of the most straightforward ways to achieve mainstream success, Natalie made the mistake of thinking she could piggyback on Caroline's beauty and charms by helping to write Caroline's book instead of her own.
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The result is a six-hour miniseries, "Waco," starring Taylor Kitsch, more notable for its casting than its execution, followed in short order by "Waco: Madman or Messiah," a four-hour A&E documentary seemingly scheduled to piggyback on all that promotion.
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And while ICE agents can't set up roadside checkpoints themselves solely for the purpose of checking drivers' immigration status, according to Chris Rickerd of the American Civil Liberties Union, they have been known to "piggyback" on checkpoints for other purposes set up by local police.
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They also could benefit from the ubiquity of Apple devices, as the company could let the crowd help find your stuff by allowing AirTags to piggyback on the connectivity of any of its phones, tablets or laptops to send you the missing item's coordinates.
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"We have problems with products that piggyback on products that our families have put their blood, sweat and tears into," Mr. Deering said, adding that the risk to his industry could be huge if there were ever a safety issue with lab-grown meats.
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A loyal employee's weekend work on a confidential company document downloaded through their local Starbucks' Wi-Fi can expose the user, as well as their employer, to anyone within range who wants to piggyback on the employee's signature and gain access to sensitive files.
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In his first interview about Jam, founder John Backus tells TechCrunch it will let users save login details with local encryption, add friends you can then authorize to access your password for a chosen service and broadcast to friends which of your subscriptions have room for people to piggyback on.
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The reality is he&aposs the President of the United States and to piggyback on Pam&aposs point -- as an employer who actually signs the front of the check in Orlando, Florida, I wish we would have had the economy we had to stop me from closing my business in 211.
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Like many of the other shops, the Di Virgilio workshop stocks little red horn amulets, which look a bit like chili peppers and are meant to ward off bad luck ("We have a saying in Naples: 'It's not true, but I believe it'") and figurines that cleverly piggyback on international politics.
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In his book Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century, P.W. Singer notes that "by using video game controllers, the military can piggyback on the billions of dollars that game companies have already spent designing controllers and training up an entire generation in their use" for battlefield robots.
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There's never been proof that any Mac malware found in the wild until now is designed to piggyback on the legitimate use of webcam and mic, but Wardle, who designed a proof of concept malware to test his tool, just wanted to give Mac users a way to protect in case that happens.
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Here we're going to explain everything you need to know about USB4, including the speed improvements in the pipeline and the new capabilities it's going to borrow from Thunderbolt 3.13, which shares the same port shape but is a different and more demanding protocol that can piggyback on top of USB-C ports.
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But government are now more careful about how that money is being spent — they can use modern advertising methods to target audiences that are most likely to show up and spend money, piggyback on other media productions (think New Zealand and Lord of the Rings) and use public-private ventures to get the word out.
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What the Fed is proposing is to restore that market to its pre-1999 state of fair, free-market play: Publicly guaranteed banks would not be able to compete with private equity firms, and private equity firms would not be able to piggyback on big banks' public guarantee to shift their risks over to taxpayers.
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Smallsat companies are willing to put their hardware on this particular liftoff line because the Electron is poised to be the first commercially bookable rocket built specifically for small payloads, which typically have to piggyback on big, expensive rockets with big, expensive payloads that don't launch often enough and aren't always headed to their orbit of choice.
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The harder AiB volunteers work to be inclusive today in fast-gentrifying Bushwick, the more that inclusivity grows to include those who were never left behind in the first place — like the startups whose presence within BOS gives them dirt-cheap street cred or the curators who run pay-to-play popups that piggyback on BOS's reputation.
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Installing Sylvania's new Smart+ A19 full-color LED bulb is as easy as changing any of the bulbs in your house, because instead of talking to a base station, they talk directly to your iPhone or iPad using a built-in Bluetooth radio, and piggyback on the HomeKit smart home infrastructure Apple introduced to its mobile operating system a few years ago.
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And whatever the merits of education reform as a policy agenda in deep-blue areas with well-funded schools, red states where centrist Democrats are trying to win have suffered from massive cutbacks in school spending, and teacher pay and teacher strikes in West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Arizona have proven to be a great issue for Democrats to piggyback on.
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Check out this exchange Friday morning between NBC's Willie Geist and Dr. Anthony Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease: Geist: Just to piggyback on what Mika said, we know the President of the United States over the weekend at Mar-a-Lago himself was standing with and had physical contact with someone from Brazil who now has been diagnosed with coronavirus.
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The early days of my drinking are the easiest ones to dress in costumes of nostalgia: drinking in smoky bars with other 2150-year-olds who dreamed of becoming writers; running drunk through the peeling paint of the French Quarter, riding piggyback on my boyfriend, both of us fueled by shots of well bourbon; drinking lukewarm rum by candlelight during power outages in Nicaragua.
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Despite fears that neo-Nazis or other extremists would piggyback on the Richmond rally to stoke unrest like the violence at a 2003 demonstration by white nationalists in Charlottesville that killed a counter-protester, the Capitol Police reported just one arrest, a 21-year-old woman taken into custody for wearing a bandana over her face after twice being warned that masks were not allowed.
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Elon Musk has spent his career trying to build third-act companies; PayPal topped out at Act II, so he went on to SpaceX (which started in Act II after Musk's attempt to piggyback on Russian ICBMs didn't work out, and is now clearly in Act III, beginning to supplant the existing launch-industrial complex) and Tesla (which similarly launched into Act II and, is extremely ambitiously, aiming for Act III vs.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: TO PIGGYBACK ON WHAT SIMON ASKED YOU IN TERMS OF ANBANG BEING WILLING TO PAY WHAT IT WAS WILLING TO PAY FOR THE WALDORF ASTORIA, IS THERE ANY FRUSTRATION BIDDING AGAINST A CHINESE COMPANY, WHICH BY ITS NATURE, SEEMS TO HAVE IMPLICIT GOVERNMENT BACKING, BY THE NATURE OF THE PEOPLE INVOLVED, BY WHAT IS FROM THE OUTSIDE APPEARS TO BE AN INCREDIBLE DESIRE IF NOT DESPERATENESS BY CHINESE COMPANIES TO GET EXPOSURE OUTSIDE OF CHINA?
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That online scammers are now attempting to piggyback on the confusion caused by the Donald Trump and the Republican Party's wholesale selling out of your online privacy shouldn't be too surprising: in the days after Congress passed the legislation, numerous outlets, including Motherboard, published guides on how to select and properly configure a VPN to minimize the risk of your private data being sold to the highest bidder (even if they can sometimes be difficult to use).
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