- Most “vaccine passports” are operated by non-profit organizations such as The Commons Project’s CommonPass and the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Travel Pass.
- Regarding data security and privacy frameworks or policies, it is important to recognize that how a legal entity is structured and operates matters regarding data/privacy. While non-profits are often held to similar regulations as for-profit entities or corporations, there are some local laws or policies, such as the California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA), that may include some exemptions for non-profits, subject to the organization’s structure, and its current data and user privacy/security handling procedures.
- Any information or data collected by “vaccine passports” or technologies such as “exposure notifications” are usually designed in a “privacy-friendly” manner. “Exposure notifications,” like technologies through Apple and Google’s joint COVID-19 effort, rely on each user’s device’s Bluetooth short-range radio frequency band. Bluetooth keys or beacons do not reveal user identity or location. However, solutions that rely on cookies, IP information, and/or biometrics may disclose a user’s individual web browser or device through an IP Address, browser version, operating system, and other information, such as biometrics, and users who log in to or engage with such related software accounts may be individually identifiable to these related applications using session cookies or biometrics.
This information is provided as a resource, but it is not legal advice. You are encouraged to speak to legal counsel to learn more about how “vaccine passports” and data privacy/security may affect your organization as it relates to passenger travel information.
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Dallas, Texas (June 9, 2020) - GruupMeet, Inc., a leader in the Dallas, Texas technology community, releases updated event management product features to make creating, editing, and sharing online booking or registration and payment solutions seamless for events. New features include the ability to easily integrate video with GruupMeet's white-labeled booking tool.
Unlike most existing event management and ticketing solutions, GruupMeet’s booking product is designed to help fast-paced teams execute more productive and customized experiences in a few clicks. With GruupMeet, HTML and editors are no longer required. The tool automatically resizes, formats, and displays content so there are no event registration themes to create, build, or rebuild. Good day, my name is Russell Wyman, and I am the Co-Founder and CEO of GruupMeet. Like many of you, my commitment, passion, and love throughout my career as a meetings professional has been unwavering. I have always found a great deal of pride and sense of purpose in the magic the hospitality and MICE industry resolutely deliver through partnership and collaboration.
It has been through listening and working closely with you that we have retained the knowledge, experience, and insight needed to build a brand. From the start, we have based GruupMeet’s product innovation on client feedback. Our care for customer success has helped shape GruupMeet’s growth and industry recognition for 7 years now, and I appreciate the trust you place in GruupMeet as your super-simplified event management solution. At GruupMeet, we believe that successful meeting and incentive experiences hinge on simple, effective and smart communications. Today’s event teams and attendees are tired of inefficient mobile app notifications and disruptions. Therefore, they seek convenience and timely, relevant information without having to change the way they already prefer to communicate. We believe that today’s focus on personalization and ease of use for all parties will help shape and lead the way as our industry continues to evolve. Thus, here are some relevant questions you should ask event technology vendors:
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