Personal computers are very useful.

It was beautiful it was called Personal Skies.

Using this law, police can take away activists personal computers and mobile phones.

On 22 September 1935 the Red Army abandoned service categories and introduced personal ranks.

The app uses Solid's technology to allow people to create their own personal online data store or a POD.

It can contain contact lists, to do lists, calendar, music library and other personal and professional tools.

On June 6, Russian officials claimed that Booking.com has also agreed to move some of its users personal data to servers located in Russia.

Personal computers In the 1980s, Nokia's computer division Nokia Data produced a series of personal computers called MikroMikko.

The law, whose entry into force parliamentarians are trying to hasten, requires that the personal data of Russian citizens created on line be stored within the Russian Federation.

Further personal details will be requested for the winners but their real name will remain private upon request of the author.

Nine out of ten want their personal information to be protected, regardless of where the server that holds it is located.

Personal data will be recorded and stored by the Internet provider, along with information about the devices used, including their unique MAC addresses.

But India s service sector has been dominated by traditional, low wage output in informal businesses, such as restaurants and personal services. To achieve inclusive growth, India must shift toward modern services, such as Internet connectivity technology, finance, law, accountancy, and other professional business services.

But India s service sector has been dominated by traditional, low wage output in informal businesses, such as restaurants and personal services.

This also applies to such artifacts of modern humans as personal ornaments, with recently discovered shell beads dated at 75,000 years ago.

The law requires critical information infrastructure operators to store users personal information and other important business data in China.

The most ridiculous thing about all this their computer system has all your personal information plus all your families and their extended family names, children,where everyone is living.

Societies also often provide ways to encourage, even compel, a mentally ill person into treatment, while recognizing that, because psychiatry can potentially invade and overwhelm personal beliefs and values, mental health practices must be regulated in order to preserve civil liberties.

The website's database controversially lists extensive personal details of Russian and Ukrainian citizens who were found to be either separatist fighters or were seen as agents of the Kremlin.

A massive data mining exercise in Germany from 2001 to 2003 trawled through personal information on 8.3 million people and failed to find a single terrorist. Stops and searches conducted under counter terrorism powers in Europe have produced few terrorism charges and no convictions.

Now that our personal data have become such a valuable asset, companies are coming under increasing pressure to develop online business models that protect rather than exploit users private information.

A massive data mining exercise in Germany from 2001 to 2003 trawled through personal information on 8.3 million people and failed to find a single terrorist.

And on Zhi Hu, a Chinese version of question and answer site Quora, a big V published my personal data along with a few others, labeling us as a cult against Chinese .

Tony Blair s Labor government is implementing a plan that, beginning in April, will establish a personal Child Trust Fund of 250 to 500 for every newborn.

Sony's results for the period from July through September of 2013 turned out to be more dismal than expected, which is attributable to the drop in demand for televisions, video cameras and personal computers manufactured by the Japanese corporation.

Russia's Internet watchdog Roscomnadzor is demanding that microblogging service Twitter store its Russian users' personal data on servers inside Russia.

In a country where freedom of expression has been off limits for half a century, the Internet had at first proven to be a godsend people poured their enthusiasm into it by building Web sites and personal homepages.

Governments must continue to pay benefits to today s pensioners, and they can do so only by borrowing money to replace the revenues that tomorrow s pensioners are now diverting to personal insurance schemes.

On April 3, 2014, Alexey Lisovenko published a plea to Duma deputy Sergey Zhelezniak, asking him to pass legislation that would require all online social networks to house users personal data on servers located on Russian soil.

But Facebook's users know the site is watching them, whether they like it or not the trade off for being able to play Scrabble with a friend thousands of miles away is allowing the site to mine your personal information.

The year closed with a creative project by Coding Rights called ChupaDatos, which uses its website and performances to make us reflect on what and how much personal data is sucked up by the devices and applications we use daily.

And so it is not just what's happening to these people whether they're losing weight or gaining weight, or becoming rich or becoming poor, or becoming happy or not becoming happy that affects us it's also the actual architecture of the ties around us.

The biggest problem here is that they started using the data without explanations and without prior acknowledgment by users.