Luca gonna be on one in a few hours.
@JakeyBoy thinks heās fucking cool standing outside station kebab house smoking a cigarette
Is this cunt drinking a lot today again?
LOL you beat me to it somehow, I saw you two minutes ago, you posted this before we said hello. Fucking weirdo stalker cunt. Tried to walk past me and not say hello as well
Jumped straight on OA to talk about the randomness of seeing you so i could @ you, thought id be the sad cunt @ing youā¦
I was simply waiting for a mate btwā¦
Haha I saw you as I was walking past but had to collect my friend so figured Iād see you walking back haha
I like how you two had never met before after all these years and now youāve seen each other twice in two months
@SRCJJ just left The Earl of Chatham, Iād love to slate it but i did just soend three to four hours in there.
But despiye what i just said, I hve to say tht i soent alk that time by the bar and it smelled like BO or farts the whole time alternately
Awfl oub hahaha
My classic avatar is back courtesy of @Mysty and his incredible archive of stuff from the old OA forums!
Wank worthy.
āExposureā :unai:
Yeah im ageing rapidly by the week this year. Good news im nearing retirement quicker than expected.
Anyone know much about the Data Protection Act?
Basically my boss at work has asked us staff to upload a copy of our driving licenses or passports, to a shared drive which around 100 members of staff have access to.
This means all of us who have access to that shared folder will be able to go into that particular folder and see everyoneās passports or driving licenses.
Iāve told my boss Iām not particularly happy for my personal to be exposed in this manner. Surely this is some sort of breach of the DPA for us to be asked to do this?
Did your boss tell you why they need/want all that data?
Iām not sure if itās in breech of anything but you might want to check out GDPR, the EU-wide data protection law that came into force last year. It covers new rules on obtaining and storing data, but Iād imagine your company are sure they are not breaching it.
You can decline it. Itās your personal information and itās your privacy; itās information they require your consent to be able to disclose. So just donāt give them your consent.
<> Man from MMās work gets woman he likes details from server
<> Goes ahead and stalks said woman.
<> Police investigation āHow did you get her address?ā
<> Stalker: āFrom work server. Everyoneās details are thereā
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Genuinely though, I wouldnāt be comfortable having all that info out there for all my colleagues to see.
Generally itās ok to hold that stuff in shared areas but itās all about governance and audit ability if something was to happen in terms of a breach. Theyād certainly want to have policies around retention and deletion of documents also to account for people leaving etc.
I think youāre well within your rights to not provide it outright though. Unless youāre working in a driving job canāt think why any employer would need that. Do all your communication in regards to this over email.
Thanks all for the replies.
We work in IT in conjunction with TFL so need access to server rooms etc within secured parts of tube stations. Boss wants our details to apply for certain permits/passes to grant us access.
Still donāt know why we canāt just email them privately and the boss does the rest. Seems a really unecessary way of going about it tbh.
How can this be legal?