The Trust Loop
Privacy Notice for The Trust Loop Webinar
Last updated: 9 August 2026
This notice covers the details you submit at live.anthonymccarthy.com when you register for The Trust Loop live webinar.
Who is responsible
The controller is Anthony McCarthy. For any privacy question or request, contact jvwithanthony@gmail.com.
Information collected
- First name, last name and email address
- Your webinar registration status and Zoom registration identifiers
- Limited service records, including the time of registration, the event ID, the source of the registration, your browser time zone and locale, and security or error records
How the information is used
- To register you for The Trust Loop
- To send confirmation and joining details
- To send essential reminders and important event updates
- To provide support if you have trouble registering or attending
- To prevent misuse and to troubleshoot technical problems
- To meet legal obligations
This processing is necessary to provide and secure the webinar service you asked for.
General marketing
Registering for this webinar does not subscribe you to Anthony’s general marketing list. Your details will not be used for unrelated promotions without a separate lawful basis and, where required, a separate choice.
Service providers
Trusted providers help deliver this service, including Zoom, Lovable, Supabase and the hosting and infrastructure needed to run the registration page.
Some processing may take place outside Ireland and the EEA, with appropriate safeguards in place where these are required.
How long information is kept
Information is kept only as long as reasonably necessary to deliver and administer the webinar, provide support, protect the service, resolve disputes and meet legal obligations. It is deleted or anonymised when it is no longer needed.
Your rights
Depending on your circumstances, you may ask for access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection or portability of your information. Send requests to jvwithanthony@gmail.com.
Complaints
Please contact Anthony first so any concern can be put right. You also have the right to complain to the Irish Data Protection Commission at https://www.dataprotection.ie/.