Surreptitiously

Any my personal favorite is Windows Sandbox: a quick, one-click virtual machine that allows you to surf potentially sketchy web sites with little worry of something being surreptitiously downloaded in the background.

As he leaves, one of the tellers surreptitiously makes a phone call.

Eleven years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that police need a warrant before they surreptitiously slip a GPS tracking device onto someone’s car.

Lawsuit alleges that Apple concealed issues with batteries in certain iPhone models and "surreptitiously" installed a power management tool.

Not to mentioned, Dr. Albert Einstein, who, due to the security risk his celebrity posed, was not invited to New Mexico, but is rumored to have surreptitiously contributed when called upon – and many, many others.

And we need to know if official gifts are being handed over to the state or surreptitiously kept for personal use.

As detailed by the New Yorker, the license plate of a pickup truck parked outside Green’s home and containing someone surreptitiously photographing the pizza delivery traced back to Nix.

C-63 is nothing less than a piece of blatantly totalitarian legislation weaving surreptitiously into the fabric of common usage.

In second grade, I got in trouble for surreptitiously devouring “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” under my desk during other lessons because I couldn’t stand that my class was reading it one chapter at a time.

One group made a spoof episode of 'Through the Keyhole' in which they surreptitiously 'obtained' the keys to Diamond's apartment.

The Supreme Court judgement in reference here has simply made nonsense of this principle, and surreptitiously proclaimed the LGAs, to all intents and purposes, as federating units.

The survey also found that some 40 percent of the city’s total sludge is surreptitiously dumped into rivers or open sewage manholes by private desludging service providers.

While the CCP escapes accountability for both the COVID and fentanyl crises, it surreptitiously purchases acres of land next to key infrastructure, dominates the world lithium share, and manufactures key consumer electronics.

Wired’s June 19 story claims that Perplexity has ignored the Robots Exclusion Protocol to surreptitiously scrape areas of websites that publishers do not want bots to access.

Afraid of being noticed, Lewis surreptitiously snapped a picture of them.

Agada said it was rather regrettable that the Rivers State government, which pulled out of the boundary delineation in 2013, surreptitiously filed the action after years of inactivity.

Or a real estate site that used such data to surreptitiously tailor the house listings presented to you based on your assumed religious or ethnic background.

Shows are held surreptitiously in a variety of spaces, from garages and warehouses to private homes, coffee shops and forests.

But, as I mentioned once before, a doctor I once saw took one quickly and surreptitiously before I knew it, likely in cooperation with FBI instructions.

But this week, with former special counsel Robert Mueller testifying before Congress, any bad news that should have hampered tech companies like Facebook was surreptitiously swept under the rug.