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cloud [2019/08/16 16:39] – neilcloud [2019/08/16 16:42] – neil
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 ==== Key points: ==== ==== Key points: ====
   * [[cloud#"It's not the cloud; it's someone else's computer"|"It's not the cloud; it's someone else's computer"]]   * [[cloud#"It's not the cloud; it's someone else's computer"|"It's not the cloud; it's someone else's computer"]]
 +  * [[cloud#Check your professional conduct rules|Check your professional conduct rules]]
   * [[cloud#If you are not paying for online services, how are they making money?|If you are not paying for online services, how are they making money? ]]   * [[cloud#If you are not paying for online services, how are they making money?|If you are not paying for online services, how are they making money? ]]
   * [[cloud#Check if the provider has access to your data|Check if the provider has access to your data]]   * [[cloud#Check if the provider has access to your data|Check if the provider has access to your data]]
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 Check your local rules of professional conduct regarding the use of subcontractors generally and cloud computing specifically. Check your local rules of professional conduct regarding the use of subcontractors generally and cloud computing specifically.
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 +Although this wiki is definitely not about legal advice, you might need to draw your clients' attention to the use of cloud computing systems, and are likely to need to carry out due diligence on your providers' confidentiality and resiliency practices.
  
 ===Canada === ===Canada ===
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