It focuses on an enormous, disembodied mouth slurping up variously colored goo.
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Google and Facebook are increasingly slurping up every ad dollar on the internet.
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But at least for now, it's not slurping up our banking data wholesale.
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Could slurping up chicken soup save me a trip to the local pharmacy?
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After all, if you don't wear the wearable, there's nothing slurping up your data.
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The camera isn't always slurping up the action; it only cares about the richest moments.
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A foolproof option of noodles for slurping up while you're sloppy-drunk: spaghetti and meatballs.
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Few things have been more comforting in this life than slurping up that creamy, dill-heavy broth.
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Or maybe he just eavesdrops, slurping up your credit card or personal information sent over an unencrypted connection.
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Instead of hunting prey, Prometheoarchaeum seems to make its living by slurping up fragments of proteins floating by.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, while slurping up sugary, cereal-colored milk while wearing my favorite pair of pajamas.
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Second, it depends on customers in economies to the west slurping up goods made relatively cheaply in the hinterland.
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Somehow, in light of all this, slurping up potentially untrue rumors about celebrities in tabloids seems like an unsavory, almost irresponsible, hobby.
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The only notable difference was in slurping up a separate sip of the berry compote portion (made from strawberry and prickly pear).
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But, because they are filter feeders, slurping up phytoplankton, they need only a tiny piece of the ecosystem to produce their protein.
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"As the updraft is slurping up all this vorticity-rich air, it causes the [air] pressure to drop" within the supercell, he says.
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After Slurping Up AI Researchers, Facebook Offers to ShareThe data generated by 5G networks could help train the next generation of AI applications.
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Slurping up soda, milkshakes and iced coffees with a plastic straw could become a thing of the past, but not just yet for McDonald's.
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She's slurping up pasta at a restaurant her parents have taken her to, to announce that they're no longer going to support her financially.
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I'm not thinking about Scotch sales when I'm slurping up a dram of Scotch at The Highlander Inn, a nearby whisky spot in Craigellachie.
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And both scientists note that the mosquitoes in this study were infected by an injection of the virus rather than by slurping up infected blood.
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YouTube Premium, the platform's paid subscription service, is another move toward slurping up the dollars people spend on "mainstream home entertainment," as he terms it.
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The most harshly drawn character is the shrewish, fat lesbian who takes out her frustrated desire by secretly slurping up Sara's golden, hand-beaten mayonnaise on snatched toast points.
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You think you're just interacting with the site you're on, but really, there are companies like Google and Facebook and many others slurping up your information and your browsing history.
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After decades of research, a prevailing theory came forward: quasars are the supermassive black holes at the center of very young galaxies, slurping up the hot gasses of young stars.
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On Wednesday, Rob Price published a nice scoop about a San Francisco marketing agency that had been slurping up millions of public posts from Instagram and selling it to clients.
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The idea that all the objects in our lives ought to be internet-connected, slurping up data and beaming it to each other, intuiting our needs before we can, seems cool.
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Google is slurping up health data, and it looks totally legal A new report from the Wall Street Journal details a partnership between Google and Ascension, the nation's second-largest health system.
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The most interesting scenes in the movie aren't when Justine is slurping up blood or knocking back raw chicken in the glow of her dorm room mini-fridge (though that shot is great).
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Conspiracy theories about it snooping on people through its microphone, and confusion about it collecting SMS and call log history likely pushed Facebook to give people details about what data it's slurping up.
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Wading through the muck of regulations means slurping up map layers, aerial photos, Lidar scans, and reams of historical weather records, plugging that stuff into a GIS, and figuring out what flows where, and—crucially—when.
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Tech giants like Facebook and Google—as well as telcos like AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint—are regularly criticized for slurping up information about users' locations and repurposing it for advertising purposes and other forms of tracking.
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He is particularly fond of posting candid snapshots of himself — sitting on the ground slurping up street noodles, swathed in a medical gown receiving a checkup, watering plants in a public garden and even taking selfies during a regional summit meeting.
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Great for deep cleaning, the V11 Torque Drive Cordless Vacuum Cleaner uses a special cleaner head to intelligently adapt to different floor types and features a whole-machine filtration system that's capable of slurping up the tiniest of dust particles.
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People don't realize just how much they're being tracked online, says DuckDuckGo CEO Gabe Weinberg — but he's confident that once they learn how much tech companies like Google and Facebook are quietly slurping up their private data, they will demand a change.
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It should be upfront about its involvement, make certain that users understand what data they're giving up, stop researching teens or at the very least verify the consent of their parents and avoid slurping up sensitive information or data about a user's unwitting friends.
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Silicon Valley's Saudi Arabia Problem Anand Giridharadas says it's time for tech companies to to stop blindly slurping up Saudi money, given its human-rights abuses: Mohammed bin Salman has carefully crafted a public image of himself as a reformer, distancing himself from Saudi leaders of the past.
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In light of the role of social scientists in the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica debacle—slurping up data on online behavior from millions of users, figuring out the personalities and predilections of those users, and nominally using that knowledge to influence elections—that article turns out to be prescient.
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Bathymetry data from near the Mariana TrenchGraphic: University of New Hampshire Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping/Joint Hydrographic CenterThe Earth around the Mariana Trench, which contains the deepest point on the planet, could be slurping up at least 4.3 times more water than previously estimated, according to new research.
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The Interface On Monday we talked about some of the pressures stacking up on TikTok: increasing skepticism from Congress about its Chinese parent company ByteDance; a raft of new competitors slurping up venture capital and building their own short-form video apps powered by machine learning; and the public-perception risk that comes from keeping executives behind the scenes and responding to questions primarily via blog post.
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"However, we never incorporated Cell ID into our network sync system, so that data was immediately discarded, and we updated it to no longer request Cell ID." Whatever the reason Google was experimenting with harvesting Android users' location info, it's another troubling instance of the company slurping up sensitive user data without making people explicitly aware it's doing so — let alone giving users controls to opt out of another major invasion of their privacy.
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