Given the sensitivity of the information, caution is probably warranted here, but I do hope it survives the scrutiny so that the Kinsey Smartphone Scale can come to be.

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Should the recipient treat different types of confidential information, with different levels of sensitivity, differently, and if so, how?

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Right now, there is "no meaningful information about the quality of care, virtually no information about price, and no sensitivity to price, " but that would change if the insurance industry built "an enduring relationship with consumers, " he says.

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Mr. ARMSTRONG: Well, you know, the past couple of years have been really rough as it relates to the sensitivity of our credit card information, our personal privacy, our data.

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He reminds people that we have these meetings in the Situation Room and not at a local restaurant because of the importance and the sensitivity of some of the information that's discussed throughout those meetings.

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One major unsettled issue in climate science indeed is what this sensitivity is, and several threads of information, including the surface temperature history, and water vapor and cloud data argue Lindzen may be correct.

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Sir William's verdict is that he acted with a lack of wisdom and sensitivity in not showing a greater interest in the information.

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At an emotional level, you will know and react when a company has treated your personal information like random items of data they can toss back at you at will, with all the tenderness and sensitivity of a recorded message or an automatic response.

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