Does having an address book with details of friends, business associates etc stored on your computer contravene the act.
Data protection
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thescruff
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Interesting thought, as you do.
Does having an address book with details of friends, business associates etc stored on your computer contravene the act.
Does having an address book with details of friends, business associates etc stored on your computer contravene the act.
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BillyGoat
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Re: Data protection
No - doesn't apply if the information is being kept for personal use and is non-business related. You are under no obligation to register, nor worry about it :)
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Re: Data protection
It's always best to deny everything in advance.thescruff wrote:Just wondered whether we needed a disclaimer when we send and receive emails.
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Re: Data protection
This is why I never store anyone's details on my computer. Once you send your name and address for the competition prize or for postal freebies I always delete the addresses immediately
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Re: Data protection
Are you sure Chez.....I'm SURE I saw you on a ladder last night, watching me.....youknow.....doing stuff.
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