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Plain explanations about sending securely, encryption and identity checks.
What does a receipt prove, and what does it not?
A receipt shows that your files arrived and gives you something to hold on to in a dispute. This is what it does and does not prove, in plain words.
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Identity check with face comparison: what happens to your photo?
For an identity check you take a photo of your ID and of your face. This is why that can be safe, what happens to those photos and what we keep ourselves.
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How to send your annual accounts securely to your accountant
Bank statements, invoices and annual accounts say a lot about your business. This is how to share them with your accountant without leaving them in ordinary mailboxes for years.
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Fake passport requests: how to help your clients spot them
Fraudsters pose as a firm asking for a passport copy. How to teach your clients to spot a fake request, and to recognise your real one straight away.
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Receiving and sharing mortgage documents securely: a guide for advisers and estate agents
Payslips, bank statements and a passport should not sit in mailboxes for years. How to have your client upload mortgage documents securely, and how to send them carefully yourself.
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Passport copies by email: why you should send your clients a link instead
Do you ask clients for a copy of their passport? By email it stays in mailboxes for years. Here is how to request it more safely, and what stays your responsibility afterwards.
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What is end-to-end encryption, and why does it matter?
Many services say they encrypt. But who holds the key? A plain explanation of end-to-end encryption, and why it matters for passports and payslips.
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