However, at our institution, we’ve noticed an issue with the Google application form. When we try to access it, we receive the following message: “You can’t respond to Future Fund: Application for Funding. Uploading files is not permitted when data loss prevention is enabled for your domain. Contact your domain administrator if you think this is a mistake.”
According to our IT person: “It seems this is part of an all-or-nothing situation related to Google Data Loss Prevention features, with no option to bypass or disable it. I’ve found a lot of complaints in various forums, and Google’s answer is that form creators should accept links to files rather than the files directly.”
Is there a remedy to this situation that you recommend? If possible, we’d like to give our faculty the opportunity to submit using their institutional credentials, as opposed to have to use a personal account.
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However, at our institution, we’ve noticed an issue with the Google application form. When we try to access it, we receive the following message: “You can’t respond to Future Fund: Application for Funding. Uploading files is not permitted when data loss prevention is enabled for your domain. Contact your domain administrator if you think this is a mistake.”
According to our IT person: “It seems this is part of an all-or-nothing situation related to Google Data Loss Prevention features, with no option to bypass or disable it. I’ve found a lot of complaints in various forums, and Google’s answer is that form creators should accept links to files rather than the files directly.”
Is there a remedy to this situation that you recommend? If possible, we’d like to give our faculty the opportunity to submit using their institutional credentials, as opposed to have to use a personal account.