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whitelist in Russian

whitelist in Russian is бе́лый спи́сок — whitelist means a list of people, addresses, applications or sites that are explicitly approved and allowed through a filter or security control, when everything else is blocked.

whitelist in Russian

бе́лый спи́сок
noun
Pronounced: belyy spisok
(legal, computing) A list or collection of people or entities that are known, trusted, or explicitly permitted.

What does "whitelist" mean?

  1. noun A list of people, addresses, applications or sites that are explicitly approved and allowed through a filter or security control, when everything else is blocked.
    "Add our email address to your whitelist so the newsletter reaches your inbox."
  2. verb To place something or someone on such a list so that it is permitted.
    "Please whitelist the domain before the migration."
  3. noun In cryptocurrency and token sales, a pre-approved list of wallet addresses permitted to take part in a mint or early sale.
    "She got on the whitelist for the drop by joining the Discord early."
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whitelist in a sentence

  • Add our email address to your whitelist so the newsletter reaches your inbox.
  • Only devices on the whitelist can connect to the network.
  • Please whitelist the domain before the migration.
  • He whitelisted the site so ads would still load.

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What is "whitelist" in Russian?

"whitelist" in Russian is бе́лый спи́сок. whitelist means: A list of people, addresses, applications or sites that are explicitly approved and allowed through a filter or security control, when everything else is blocked.

How do you pronounce бе́лый спи́сок?

"whitelist" in Russian is бе́лый спи́сок, pronounced "belyy spisok".

How do you use "whitelist" in a sentence?

Example: "Add our email address to your whitelist so the newsletter reaches your inbox." In Russian, "whitelist" is бе́лый спи́сок.

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