在 英语 中使用 Could access 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Some people worry that our services could access their messages and use them for advertising or in other ways they don't expect.”.
This means a malicious script could access and modify the database, even without a username and password.
A year later, in an attempt to prevent abuse, Facebook changed its platform“to dramatically limit the data apps could access.”.
In 2015, just 39 per cent of the global population had access to safe sanitation, while only 71 per cent could access safe water.
Thus the Building Code catered to the needs of persons with disabilities so that they could access services.
And some people worry that our services could access their messages and use them for advertising or in other ways they don't expect.
And one in five turned off location tracking“because they were concerned that other individuals or companies could access that information.”.
They would instead have to target users individually and obtain their encryption keys before they could access their data.
She must ditch the craft as soon as possible and find somewhere to lay low until she could access some of her funds.
Users could download data in a hierarchical data format and process images themselves or, if they had limited time and resources, could access pre-processed images.
As a result, farmers once again could access sufficient water, ensuring equitable distribution.
If, instead, our personal information is stored on the blockchain and linked to our digital identity, we would control who could access it.
This information may be stored as plain text, and a malicious user could access the information to compromise the security of the data source.
By migrating to ES, Dell increased their security by ensuring only authorized people could access their cluster.
That meant we could access all the information we wanted, when we wanted it, anytime, anywhere.
This information may be stored as plain text, and a malicious user could access the information to compromise the security of the data source.
She also asked how individual Turkmen women wishing to improve their lives could access information about their rights.
Under that system, members of the public could access information regarding individual procurement procedures by the court.
That means we could access all the information we wanted, when we wanted it, anytime, anywhere.
Despite this investment, two-thirds(68 percent) believe that unauthorised users could access their network, rendering their perimeter security ineffective.