Meta has announced the end of End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) on its Instagram platform. The BBC Tech article https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clypzxl3lvqo reports that Meta’s decision has been welcomed by groups including children’s charities, but met with concern by privacy advocates. It may be that your communications and fundraising teams are using Instagram for supporter development, and so you […]
Fundraising
One third of jobs pay below London living wage
According to a Civil Society news item, CharityJob’s Salary Report 2026 found that a third of full-time entry-level and junior roles in London paid below the London living wage, up from 24% the previous year. This is based on over 50,000 roles posted on its jobs board last year. You can find out more (the summary seems […]
AI guidance from the Fundraising Regulator
In case you missed it, the Fundraising Regulator has recommended that charities publish an AI policy to protect against ‘bad actors’ and has issued guidance that focuses on the use of AI in fundraising. Should you review your AI policy to ensure their points are included? You can read their blog for more information at […]
Updates from the Fundraising Regulator
As the ICO has updated its guidance to include the new charitable purposes soft opt-in, the Fundraising regulator has both indicated that it will shortly publish its own guide on fundraising marketing, and has refreshed its guide on data privacy. You can find out more at https://www.fundraisingregulator.org.uk/about-fundraising/resources/update-soft-opt-and-refreshed-data-privacy-guide. It is especially important that you have clearly […]
New Charitable Purposes Soft Opt In guidance
The ICO has just updated its guidance on direct marketing using electronic mail, to include the fact that charities can now email, text and message supporters without prior consent under a new “soft opt‑in” if requirements are met. This is called the charitable purposes soft opt-in. According to the ICO press release which you can […]