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Problem with optin

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7 years 1 month ago - 7 years 1 month ago #69963 by SteveTheTechie
Replied by SteveTheTechie on topic Problem with optin

tund3r wrote: Also if there was a member who doesnt opt in, how can we put that member in the agenda? shoudnt be possible to have his/her name eventually withou the email and phone? I'm not sure how this system works but when we add a member is because they are clients and we should be able to deliver adding them to the agenda


No, you are wrong. Opt-in is a regulatory *requirement*... You must have permission via opt-in to do *anything* with their personal information. Adding someone to a website is not the same as (and permission is *not* implied) joining a club. There are clubs that operate and add members without any website. The two are *separate* and *distinct*.

When someone adds their personal information to a website, they are accepting a risk to their privacy if the website gets hacked. This is why opt-ins are required for giving permission. While we and other systems do what we can to limit security risks, hackers are smart and keep getting smarter. Do not underestimate the real privacy risks that exist with any website that you submit your personal information to.

If we find anyone trying to subvert or disable the FTH functionality in place to meet privacy requirements, we will come down on them *hard*. Suggestions on how to make the functionality easier to work with ***while still being in compliance*** are *welcome*, but asking about or actively looking for ways to disable, workaround, or subvert the functionality will really *draw our ire*.
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7 years 1 month ago #69964 by tund3r
Replied by tund3r on topic Problem with optin
I'm not suggesting to revert anything, first for what I know this regulation is not in place for US yet, is an European regulation, anyway Im asking for a way to add someone to the agenda, there must be a way for us to at least have a placeholder or a nickname or whatever we need to put to write on the agenda that a role is taken, otherwise it will be very difficult to use the website in case someone does not opt in
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7 years 1 month ago #69970 by SteveTheTechie
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It is the EU GDPR regulation... However, it applies to anyone that deals with people in the EU (have have websites for EU clubs) and we have been explicitly asked by WHQ to comply with this. As Toastmasters is an international organization with EU clubs, you are fooling yourself if you think this will not apply to you somehow.

You are welcome to your opinion, but we will do what we have to do, and you should also.
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7 years 1 month ago #69971 by tund3r
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I dont understand honestly, I'm just asking ... what do I do if a member does not opt in but is a member? when he comes to the club and he says he will be grammarian or speaker, how do I put him on the agenda ti avoid someone else take the role? or if I can't put him or anything regarding him how do I make sure nobody else takes that role so he can speak? or should I tell him he cant participate in any club activity or he cant reserve his role unless he opts in?
Whatever is that TMH asked I have those quesitons, is there a way to handle this situation? complying with all the things TMH and EU wants us to comply?
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7 years 1 month ago - 7 years 1 month ago #69972 by SteveTheTechie
Replied by SteveTheTechie on topic Problem with optin
Some clubs create a dummy member called {SAVER} or similar to save spots on the agenda.

You need to follow-up with the new member and persuade them of the value of using the website.

If they will not use it, then you will have to save them a spot and write them in.

Sorry... this is the new reality. We really did not want to have to do this, but we had to.
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