Due to testing positive for COVID-19, the webinar scheduled for 25th March has been rescheduled to Friday 8th April. If you have already registered, your registration will be valid for that date, and if it’s not convenient you can always watch on demand any time after that. If you would like to register, you can […]
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Something to share with all your staff, from Ofcom
Ofcom has recently updated some advice under the title ‘Sharing your data online – what you need to know’, first published in July 2019. It clearly explains what decisions people need to take about their data, and how they can take more control of it. It also includes some useful links to other sites and […]
Help for small charity fundraisers
The Chartered Institute of Fundraising (“CIoF”) has launched a new area of its website dedicated to helping small charity fundraising. There’s lots to explore including some free training videos and slide decks, so it’s definitely worth a look.
Zoom and data protection
I was recently asked if I had any thoughts from a data protection view, on using Zoom. My starting point is always to ask ‘where is the personal data?’ and for Zoom it could be: Participant details when they register Recordings of the meetings (by the host or others) Personal data shared on the Whiteboard […]
Google sued for $5bn after tracking people in private mode
In a class action, Google is being sued in the US for £5bn (that’s £4 billion!) over claims that it illegally invades the privacy of users by tracking people, even when they are browsing using Chrome’s incognito mode. Many internet users presume that their search history isn’t being tracked when they view in private mode, […]