Sync, backup and your data
Sync between your own Macs, backups, recovery keys, retention and deleting what you recorded.
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- Sync, backup and your dataA laptop and desktop workflow on a Mac for meetingsA laptop and desktop workflow on a Mac for meetings: record on one, write up on the other, and know what each Mac shows for a meeting recorded elsewhere.
- Sync, backup and your dataDeleting meeting recordings, and what goes with themWhat deleting a meeting recording removes in Notey and in general: the audio, the transcript, the notes, voices, synced copies, exports and backups.
- Sync, backup and your dataEnd-to-end encrypted meeting notes: what it should meanWhat end-to-end encrypted meeting notes should mean, what to ask a vendor about keys and metadata, and exactly what Notey's sync encrypts and what it does not.
- Sync, backup and your dataHow to back up meeting recordings on a MacBack up meeting recordings on a Mac with Time Machine, and encrypt the backup. Notey never uploads recordings, so a disk backup is the only other copy.
- Sync, backup and your dataHow to recover meeting recordings from a lost MacLost or stolen Mac? Transcripts and notes come back through sync with your recovery key. Recordings never leave their Mac, so only a disk backup has them.
- Sync, backup and your dataLost your recovery key? What you can and cannot get backIf you lose Notey's recovery key, meetings already on your Macs are untouched, but the encrypted synced copy cannot be opened. What that means and what to do.
- Sync, backup and your dataSubject access requests for meeting recordingsA subject access request can cover meeting recordings and transcripts. What a person can see, handling other speakers, deadlines, and the ICO and EDPB views.
- Sync, backup and your dataThe right to erasure and meeting recordingsWhen someone in a recorded meeting asks you to delete it: the right to erasure under Article 17, its exceptions, the deadline, and how to find every copy.