The EADPP Chooses Idka as Its Online Platform for Private and Encrypted Collaboration, Communication and Storage

Idka Provides the Data Protection Organization with a Collaborative Social Tool That Upholds Digital Privacy Values

The European Association of Data Protection Professionals (EADPP), a non-profit association of data protection professionals, and Idka, an online collaborative platform rooted in digital privacy, today announced that EADPP will offer Idka to all its members. Idka will give EADPP members, who are the guardians of Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), an encrypted communication, collaboration, file sharing, and storage platform that keeps user data safe. EADPP chose Idka because the platform delivers an ad-free, noise-free, scam-free, troll-free environment for all EADPP members. The data protection community can now work together in an environment that supports its digital privacy values.

Privacy organization #EADPP chooses @IdkaAB for private but social workplace collaboration.

“I think all of us in the privacy sector need to ‘walk the walk’ and use tools that are in line with our visions and our values as privacy professionals,” said Marc Vrijhof, EADPP Chairman. “While it’s tempting to go to popular platforms like Google Drive or Facebook Workplace, our organization opted for Idka because it ticks all the boxes a full suite of collaboration tools with privacy at the forefront.”

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Idka offers an all-in-one online collaborative social platform that includes newsfeed, chat, video calling, groups, photo sharing, file sharing and cloud storage. Idka does not collect or sell private information, giving the user control of the content. All communications are encrypted, ensuring privacy and providing a pure, online gathering place for chosen groups, such as friends, family and colleagues.

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“We live in a world where online collaboration has become essential to our jobs,” said Göran Wågström, CEO and founder of Idka. “But we must honor GDPR and each individual’s right to privacy in the digital world. We are grateful to have the EADPP, a privacy-focused association, choose Idka not only for the platform’s commitment to privacy, but also for its function-rich suite of tools.”

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