All you've got to do is grant access to your camera roll.
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Having a WeChat account will grant access to certain Wi-Fi networks.
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His refusals to grant access to the Joyce archive could seem arbitrary.
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The team is famously reluctant to grant access to outsiders, but he agreed.
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Qualifications grant access to a world that is protected from the downside of globalisation.
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One acts as a petard, blasting through a wall to grant access to the others.
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But declaring the opioid crisis a national emergency doesn't automatically grant access to emergency funds.
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The greater power to declassify includes the lesser power to grant access to classified information.
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You can use the lock to grant access to the dog walker, family members and more.
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You can then sync your transactions with accounting and invoicing services, and grant access to your accountant.
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The first step for those filling out the questionnaire was to grant access to their Facebook profiles.
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A subscription doesn't grant access to every game, though; it appears to be mostly a back catalog.
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Terry McAuliffe (D), is doing his part to grant access to the polls for thousands of voters.
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Users unlock the box with their smartphone, and can grant access to others — such as delivery drivers — remotely.
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We will always be very cautious about whom we grant access to our digital ecosystem in our cars.
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A user can unlock the door using the Amazon Key mobile app and can grant access to contacts.
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Reciprocity in trade implies that as we grant access to our markets, we gain access to foreign markets.
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Two fellows will receive a $15,000 stipend each, a research grant, access to a community brain trust and mentorship.
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The Key app is designed to make it simple for you to grant access to trusted friends and family.
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Instead an independent group of scholars will solicit research proposals and grant access to privacy-protected datasets from Facebook.
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Only the most senior members of the undersecretary's office could grant access to the programs after careful applicant screening.
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When users grant access to their photos to third parties, it typically only applies to those posted on their timelines.
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Google, the college said, refused to grant access to anyone other than Williams, who was listed as the account's sole administrator.
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They did that by getting an already logged-in user to grant access to a malicious application posing as Google Docs.
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A new price of 25 Canadian dollars (~$18.50) per ticket will grant access to all museum sections for individuals over 25.
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For India's Torrent Pharma, which has a market value of $3.4 billion, the deal would grant access to various European markets.
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In exchange for sanctions relief, Iran accepted limits on its nuclear program and grant access to atomic facilities to international inspectors.
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But users who do grant access to their contacts list probably expect it to add some sort of functionality to the app.
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WILFRED FROST: How disappointed were you, Mr. Vice President, that the British decided to grant access to Huawei to that 5G network?
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For location data, for example, you can grant access to an app all the time or only when the app is open.
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When you first launch the app, Snips wants you to grant access to your location, calendars, contacts, motion sensor and Gmail account.
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You can grant access to a guest for a couple of days and disable the digital key when your guests are gone.
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President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that prohibits forms of technology that grant access to banned websites in Russia, effective November 1st.
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Grant access to hands-on experiences and competitions It's important, in addition, to give employees cyber experience through hands-on exercises and competitions.
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But, while boasting of its improved conditions, the company declined to grant access to the factory, saying it was in a restricted zone.
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That's what the additional death certificates are for: The bank needs an original—not a copy—in order to grant access to the account.
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Both tiers grant access to the full library of exclusive Peacock series and movies, as well as the entirety of the app's content library.
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The president should immediately grant access to PTSD and T.B.I. screening through the Department of Veterans Affairs for all veterans, regardless of discharge status.
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Companies routinely grant access to specific email accounts, but only after the owner of the account has been shown to be party to a crime.
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That may not guarantee your data is deleted, however, so maybe don't grant access to some of your more important accounts in the first place.
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The government has refused to grant access to the region to independent observers including United Nations officials, aid groups, representatives of foreign governments and journalists.
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That subscription will grant access to music and video streaming as well as discounts on taxis and some free deliveries from the firm's online marketplace, Yandex.Market.
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OurPact allows parents to block and grant access to apps, receive notifications when their children download new apps and set other content controls on phones remotely.
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New items grant access to new dungeons and areas of the map, which in turn offer their own interesting enemies, boss fights, and other world-opening items.
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Further down the line, it might be able to better pick out if its owner was nearby and then grant access to personal messages, notes, and reminders.
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This means residents can use their phone as a key, grant access to guests without walking downstairs and of course get packages delivered safely without being home.
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For many, especially the adults benefiting from the ACA expansion, Medicaid serves as a valuable safety net to grant access to quality care whilst avoiding medical bankruptcy.
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The idea that we would grant access to our homes and cars to Facebook and Google given the events of the past few months would be ludicrous.
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But redesigning doors, bathrooms and public transportation to grant access to the disabled after the Americans With Disabilities Act was passed also cost a lot of money.
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Performing well enough in any one tournament can also grant access to one of three majors, which will be live events featuring as many as 100 squads.
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And some loan businesses attempt to recover their money by pulling directly from borrowers' checking accounts, which borrowers grant access to as a condition of the loan.
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Ex-Project Raven operatives told Reuters that Karma could remotely grant access to iPhones simply by uploading phone numbers or email accounts into an automated targeting system.
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With more and more people using biometric authentication, our fingertips and irises have the potential to unlock highly secure locations or grant access to troves of personal information.
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Workplace is essentially Facebook for work, but connections are limited to people in the same group or organization, and companies grant access to a number of productivity tools.
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He had gotten really good at figuring out the shapes of viral proteins and how those molecular grooves and pockets grant access to cells or fend off attacks.
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It said any potential initial public offering (IPO) of ReAssure could help grant access to new capital in order for the U.K. unit to acquire additional closed books.
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They must do favors for people in town to advance certain quests, one of which will supposedly grant access to a portal which could send the keeper home.
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Natalya Gart, Mr. Bedzhamov's counterpart with Russia's luge federation, acknowledged that involvement in sports could grant access to powerful circles, but she said that it rarely brought financial returns.
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The ex-Raven operatives described Karma as a tool that could remotely grant access to iPhones simply by uploading phone numbers or email accounts into an automated targeting system.
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Some payday lenders attempt to recover their money by taking what they're owed directly from borrowers' checking accounts, which borrowers grant access to as a condition of the loan.
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At the massive Roppongi Hills complex, a $15 ticket will grant access to the 52nd-floor observation deck and admission to the Mori Art Museum, a fascinatingly modern space.
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In general, if there is an app or service that you grant access to your Facebook or other sensitive account and no longer need it, consider closing your account.
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Comey said his goal was a process under which companies would grant access to authorities only according to strict standards of due process, such as relying on independent judges.
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There's also a bill to require landlords to grant access to city inspectors, which would make it easier for enforcement agencies to conduct oversight of building owners undertaking renovations.
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Specifically, Cuomo said he would grant access to DMV records of residents who use "trusted traveler" programs that allow faster security checks at airports and other ports of entry.
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Mr Abiy said his counterpart had agreed to grant access to Eritrea's ports, a boon for Ethiopia which lost its main route to the sea with the outbreak of war.
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In "Crocodile," Black Mirror re-examines the question in a world where the newest form of surveillance takes place inside people's minds, where technology can grant access to any observer.
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The Treasury should also be allowed to grant access to financial advisors who can use that data to provide more actionable, precise guidance on how much to save each year.
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Mozilla says that as with geolocation and webcams, users will specifically have to grant access to websites that want to send them notifications, and can revoke them at any time.
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When you're specifically drawing within the Ink mode, it appears that Windows will grant access to specific tools, like a digital ruler that allows you to make perfectly straight lines.
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Earlier on Monday a source said the alternative rescue plan would fall through if the Tuscan bank did not grant access to its data by the end of the week.
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Some payday lenders will attempt to recover their money by taking what they're owed directly from borrowers' checking accounts, which borrowers grant access to as a condition of the loan.
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And unlike similar setups on other phones, Apple's face-scanning tech uses multi-point infrared sensors to ensure that a simple photo of your face won't grant access to someone shady.
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UpGuard reported that, "presumably," the passwords would grant access to the now-defunct app, though the researchers warned it "put users at risk who have reused the same password across accounts."
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Since the pipes are laid mostly under private property, the city cannot act unilaterally to excavate them; residents need to request a replacement and then grant access to the city's contractors.
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Since the pipes are laid mostly under private property, the city cannot act unilaterally to excavate them; residents need to request a replacement and then grant access to the city's contractors.
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When the group did break into government accounts, much of it was done through social engineering: tricking the victim or organization in charge of the account to grant access to the hackers.
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Asked what evidence he had that Huawei had installed so-called backdoors - a deliberate coding vulnerability to grant access to intelligence services - Strayer pointed to a British government report released last July.
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Under Rule 6(e) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, a judge may grant access to confidential grand jury material when sought in preparation for, or use in, a judicial proceeding.
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The Justice Department asked the court to grant access to all documents produced while Mr. Poehling's case against the other defendants proceeds, and it reserved the right to join those cases later.
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According to Google, this is because G Suite admins need to set up their company accounts on the Rapid Release track, which will grant access to newer features faster than standard accounts.
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That means that the slice is already very small, and it's even more difficult given one big issue: the way studios grant access to press screenings and junkets to critics and journalists.
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That page invites to choose which account you'd like to use to view the Google Doc, and then you're taken to a page that invites you to grant access to your Google Account.
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Bishop also said she will seek clarification from China about how it intends to use its reclaimed islands in the South China Sea, including whether Beijing intends to grant access to other countries.
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COLOMBO, July 5 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's stock exchange on Thursday began listing small and medium sized businesses in a move to grant access to cheaper finance that could help boost a struggling economy.
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It passed a proposal — in a 3-to-2 vote — that, if made final, would grant access to stockbrokers and investment advisers, even if they did not meet the income and wealth thresholds.
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Alas, secret handshakes might grant access to certain precincts of the art world, but only time will yield answers to some of the questions now swirling inside the outsider art sector's crystal ball.
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Powell also asked the judge overseeing Flynn's case, U.S. District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan, to grant access to almost 50 categories of information that the defense said could illuminate the unfairness of Flynn's prosecution.
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Press conferences aren't the only way for Clinton to subject herself to media scrutiny, or to grant access to reporters, but it is probably the best way to guarantee the public's interest is served.
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This tech could be used to grant access to a Wi-Fi router based on the user's exact location, making it much harder to an intruder to access the network from a remote place.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Richard E. Neal of Massachusetts, that he would not grant access to six years of personal and business tax returns.
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Others are opened and managed by third-party companies, which tend to sell day passes, and often grant access to premium-cabin passengers with contracting airlines or members of certain participating clubs or networks.
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Instead of adding it in for free or making it part of a paid expansion, the developer is now selling a $12.99 monthly subscription it's calling Fallout 1st, which will grant access to premium features.
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It can grant access to places where a male sometimes would not be allowed, it has the potential to show a deeper degree of intimacy with the subject, and it has its unique feminine strength.
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To illustrate this framework, let's take the example of Facebook's most criticized error in the data harvesting scandal: allowing users to be able to grant access to their friends' information in addition to their own.
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Duffy compared the potential for Facebook to engage in the same kind of social engineering to grant access to its new payment network to the experiments that China is conducting with its social credit scoring.
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In his op/ed article in the Correio Braziliense, Lula lambasted incumbent President Michel Temer for handing over the country's resources to foreign companies with concessions that grant access to billions of barrels of oil.
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According to its developer agreement, Apple will grant access to face data if the app maker seeks user permission before using it and agrees not to use the data for marketing or share it with advertisers.
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In an email to CNBC, the messaging service said it was "completely up to the user whether they wish to grant access to contacts in Snapchat" and any uploaded data can be deleted at any time.
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His lawyers have asked a court to grant access to 6,000 pieces of evidence collected from Nissan Motor Co Ltd such as electronic communications, which they say is crucial for a fair trial, showed an Oct.
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Given how many consumer devices have fingerprint readers these days, that means a leaked fingerprint could grant access to all kinds of private data, and there would be virtually nothing the victim could do about it.
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The European Commission said on Tuesday it had been formally reassured by Turkey that it would grant access to asylum procedures to all asylum-seekers sent back from the bloc, a key outstanding element in the deal.
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Myanmar has refused to grant access to a U.N. fact-finding mission but Suu Kyi last year appointed a team led by former U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan to draw up recommendations on solving problems in Rakhine.
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BuzzFeed News reported Wednesday that an individual in Vietnam claimed that while attempting to create a seller profile, the company prompted him to grant access to Amazon to his webcam and provide a clip of his face.
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"[The museum] bears the moral responsibility to grant access to its collections to the descendants of former colonized people, as well as to offer the possibility for an apology and repatriation," the group said in a statement.
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And let's be clear about what they're peddling here: Customers don't get any extra abilities — all the features work just as well on Wi-Fi, and the LTE connection doesn't suddenly grant access to some hidden new app.
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The open letter by the doctors follows a separate unanimous vote by members of the Australian Medical Association (AMA) which called on the government to grant access to the center so doctors could assess health and living conditions.
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Once users choose a platform to log into their accounts with, that platform (Google, Facebook, etc.) generates a unique, randomized string of characters, called a token, and sends that token to Epic Games to grant access to the account.
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"Right to try" laws have passed in nearly 40 states, but supporters of the bill say federal legislation is needed so that drug companies could feel more free to grant access to the unapproved drugs to seriously ill patients.
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The purpose of the patch, which is reportedly in widespread use and easily obtained for roughly Rs 2,500 (around $35), is not to grant access to information in the database; rather, it allows unauthorized users to introduce information to it—i.e.
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A Stark employee's misguided click of a phishing email could grant access to Stark's entire rolodex of heroes, while an alleyway security camera could just as easily reveal Kamala Khan as Ms. Marvel as any villain pulls off her mask.
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Back in 2006, Blaine Cook, Twitter's architect at the time, started working on an alternative that allowed you to grant access to certain information or capabilities, such as tweeting as you, without giving away the keys to your whole account.
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In a few words, when you click on the link, the login screen takes you to a genuine Google domain, but that domain asks you to grant access to an app called Google Docs that is not the real Google Docs.
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Initial coin offerings raise funds for projects based on blockchain technology by selling digital coins, which will grant access to a future technology platform, or at least climb in value, similarly to how digital currency bitcoin has soared in price.
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The idea of opening a private, Christian-based school appealed to Ludwig in large part because unlike group homes or rehab centers, it was not subject to state laws that required it to grant access to inspectors and to follow a specific curriculum.
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The ensuing data dumps are so staggeringly large that it's easy to lose perspective that the contents of each of those hundreds of millions of records may represent a person, and grant access to some of their most private communications or digital spaces.
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"The Office of Personnel Management, which oversees policy for the workforce of 2.1 million, has urged agency heads in recent days to 'immediately review' their telework policies, sign paperwork with employees laying out their duties, issue laptops and grant access to computer networks," Lisa writes.
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Soon after Ms Meng's arrest, Andrus Ansip, an official at the European Commission, said people were right to worry about Huawei, warning of the possibility of malicious code built into its products that might funnel information back to Beijing—or even grant access to state-sponsored hackers.
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Making matters worse, a website bug allowed anyone access to any Social Captain user's profile without having to log in — simply plugging in a user's unique account ID into the company's web address would grant access to their Social Captain account — and their Instagram login credentials.
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Although it won&apost get you into United Clubs, it does grant access to Priority Pass lounges around the world as well as Amex&aposs own Centurion Lounges, so you can usually find a quiet place to work or relax before flights no matter where you travel.
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Rather than a username and password protecting messages or snippets of personal information, such as with, say, a video game account, breaking into a Ring account can grant access to exceptionally intimate and private parts of someone's life and potentially puts their physical security at risk.
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It will show you a simple list of the data types that you can grant access to (like contacts, calendar, calls, microphone, and location), tell you how many apps have access to each at the top level, and then allow you to dig in and deny whatever you want.
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So to fix this, NBA Digital detects a silent audio signature in all broadcasts – users grant access to their microphone so it can pick up the broadcast and synchronize their fantasy game with the real game on TV. The game will launch tonight during the Los Angeles Lakers vs.
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The apparent disconnect between some aides' insistence that Trump is taking his feud with the media seriously enough to turn off the TV, and his tendency to grant access to hosts of his favorite shows, suggests that aides haven't yet figured out how to curb their boss' habits.
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But when you click on the link to open the file, you are directed to grant access to an app that looks like Google Docs but is actually a program that sends spam emails to everyone you've emailed, according to a detailed outline of the attack on Reddit.
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Today, when most companies have switched their websites to HTTPS by default, locked down their Wi-Fi networks, and insist on access cards to identify and grant access to every employee who wants to come in through the front door, can we really still be relying on non-authenticated emails?
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The tech could be used to grant access to a Wi-Fi router based on the user's exact location Chronos works by calculating the time it takes for data to travel from the user to the access point, stitching measurements from many Wi-Fi bands to make the results more precise.
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After negotiating with the Russians over the summer, WADA announced last Thursday that it was, in effect, lifting its major conditions for Russia's reinstatement — a full admission of the cheating and access to its stored urine samples — in exchange for a pledge to grant access to those samples by year's end.
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But it's not the same level of security as the infrared TrueDepth camera Apple uses on the iPhone X. It's actually much more similar to the face detection used in Samsung's Galaxy S28 and Note 2128, which uses pattern recognition to figure out which ugly mug should grant access to the phone.
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Acting DHS Secretary Chad WolfChad WolfDHS considered multiple ways to retaliate against 'sanctuary' states: report New York sues Trump administration over Trusted Traveler ban DHS chief: Restrictions on New Yorkers have 'nothing to do with illegal aliens receiving drivers licenses' MORE announced Wednesday the department would no longer grant access to TTPs to New York residents because of the state law.
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President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's administration worked to improve prison education opportunities by reinstating Pell Grant access to prisoners and hiring Texas prison educator Amy Lopez to overhaul U.S. prison schools as the system's superintendent.
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A new report by security blogger Brian Krebs reveals that the US Department of Education's FAFSA website (short for "Free Application for Federal Student Aid") will grant access to an abundance of personal information to anyone with the right SSN and date of birth—information which can be purchased by criminals on the dark net for roughly the cost of a small cup of Starbucks coffee.
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Operatives of the hacking unit, code-named Project Raven, described Karma as a tool that could remotely grant access to iPhones simply by uploading phone numbers or email accounts into an automated targeting system; Karma was used to obtain photos, emails, text messages, and location information from iPhones; the technique also helped the hackers harvest saved passwords, which could be used for other intrusions.
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This will include products and features that were previously under a closed source license.. Much like Red Hat and its flagship Enterprise Linux product, Cloudera plans to sell subscriptions that grant access to compiled software and the Cloudera hosted source it is built from, plus consulting services, support, training, and tools for more quickly installing new releases and security patches to its data analysis software.
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In the middle of another records dispute last month, Mr. Nunes threatened to hold Mr. Rosenstein in contempt or even try to impeach him if the Justice Department did not grant access to a nearly complete copy of a document used to open the Russia investigation in the summer of 2016, as well as material related to the wiretap of the Trump campaign aide, Carter Page.
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There will be three membership tiers, according to Doronin: the Spa Membership, which gives access to the wellness facilities, the Jazz Membership for access to the "unique club&aposs curated program," and the most exclusive tier, the Aman Club, which will grant access to two floors of members-only space with two private bars, a cigar terrace, as well as access to the spa and jazz club.
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