snooping造句

And above all, don't go snooping around the house.

Consumers should never worry some junior police officer is snooping their data.

Dogs like to do their snooping outside rather than in your wallet or desk.

Message snooping — Using SOAP routing header for access to internal Web services.

Message snooping — a direct attack on data privacy by examining all or part of the content of a message.

I say you kiss my wife! What have you to say. - Don't let me catch you snooping again!

President alvaro Uribe of Colombia insisted he was a victim, not the orchestrator, of alleged snooping on politicians, judges and journalists by agents of the domestic intelligence service.

These were the questions driving my research when, in 1997, I assembled my first team of environmental assessors to help me develop a science of snooping.

The same tabloid is also now accused of snooping on the phones of ordinary citizens bereaved in the July 7th 2005 London transport bombings.

Lecturers' unions have denounced the practice at Manchester Metropolitan University as "snooping" but student leaders say they just want to improve the learning experience.

And therein lies the problem: gathering information and building up profiles, if not done in a sensitive and transparent manner, can look an awful lot like snooping.

My husband had been visiting the encampment, centered on the lawns around Los Angeles City Hall, in solidarity with me, snooping around the mini-gatherings that pepper the building's grounds.

Such snooping is possible because each key produces a characteristic click, shaped by its position on the keyboard, the vigour and hand position of the typist, and the type of keyboard used.

It also revealed that 73 percent of these sneaky text checkers have found out things they later wished they hadn't, and 10 percent ended their relationship because of SMS snooping.