Remember that UC Berkeley Security Policies and Standards do apply to any computer you use for your Zoom session. Existing law and policy that address privacy remain in effect when we work remotely. Use of remote delivery software and technologies heightens the criticality of privacy and the need to use the least invasive means of engaging in these alternative methods of conducting our activities.

The University protects the privacy of faculty, students and staff while working or participating in educational programs and other university business. UC Berkeley’s Privacy Values: Privacy is a basis for an ethical and respectful workplace and privacy, together with information security, underpins the University’s ability to be a good steward of the information entrusted to it by its students and employees. For privacy guidance related to working remotely consult the Campus Privacy Office Homepage Note: For more general information on best practices for working remotely, please consult the Information Security Office’s Best Practices for Telecommuting Page. This document provides basic guidance on how to protect your privacy and the privacy of others when using ZoomĬlick on the hyperlinks throughout this document for quick access to important use instructions. Zoom is one of the primary approved software tools for conducting remote/virtual meetings. This guidance applies to administrative meetings guidelines for use of Zoom for instruction can be viewed here A.

Guidance on Protecting Privacy and Data when using Zoom to conduct remote meetings while COVID-19 Modifications are in effect.

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