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Everything posted by DJ-1701
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I know I had to allow updates-http.cdn-apple.com for apple updates on one of our connections.
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My assessment is... only if I got an eSIM Apple Watch and if that needed an eSIM iPhone to share that number, but I guess not. Another years wait it is.
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I have an iPhone X, so basically wondering if there is any reason I should upgrade.
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What does that mean? That we can't login in the US, or that all data will go through 'region' data centres? What does Zoom consider a region?
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Thank you for that, as for question 2, 2 is referring to data that is not handed securely by the product, for example: Sending device data to Facebook. Personal information being used to target ads. User information reported by some being leaked because of an issue with how Zoom groups contacts. The old 'End to End Encryption' line that Zoom admitted was a mistake. Some, or hopefully all may have been explained or fixed, but of course we are going to hear the horror stories and not the fixes more due to how media works. Interesting, the use of 'data center' and 'K 12' in your posts are purely US spelling and phrases, just wondering are you UK based or external supporting the UK? If the latter, I know we have different laws that might understandably complicate matters to responses... which will only get more confusing beginning 2021.
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Well, I thought you could extrapolate a couple of questions there from my original post, but I guess not... 1. Why is Zoom secure enough that we should trust it today given it's very rocky beginning? 2. Are you still handling any data insecurely, and if so, what data? 3. Are you storing any data in non-EU data centres, if so, what data?
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To be fair, I think what a lot of us need is a reason to trust Zoom. Some of us don't use you due to all the data protection worries, some of us have been over ruled and still have grave concerns, a lot of us are still concerned with a lot of issues which Zoom was purported to have at the very beginning... including insecure handling of data and storage of details in China or other non EU data centres.
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Yeah, using 365 64-Bit in two schools here, no issue either.
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Does anyone truly leave this place? I believe the clue might be here... http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/217070-did-i-help-you-get-new-job.html
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I am sure there are quite a few of us that would be interested to hear if you plan on giving away anything in particular. Don't forget, it's not only a BETT toy, but also previous owned by the famous Witch.
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Personally, even if they say they aren't, I don't see how they can not support Microsoft 365, as it's in use by so many schools and is essentially the same framework as Office 2019.
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Sorry, all the spares are right.
