AAT Comment: GDPR – bring your own device (BYOD)
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edited February 2018 in AAT member discussion (AATQB, MAAT, FMAAT and AAT Licensed Accountants and Bookkeepers)
Electronic devices such as smart phones and tablets have seen a huge rise in popularity over the last five years.
A significant part of this has been exponential increase in their available features and capabilities. The average smart phone can process larger quantities of data more quickly than a desktop computer ten years ago.
A significant part of this has been exponential increase in their available features and capabilities. The average smart phone can process larger quantities of data more quickly than a desktop computer ten years ago.
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