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A recent proposal recommending the deployment of surveillance software in order to monitor those accessing academic material has drawn fire from digital rights advocates and scientists.
There’s only one solution to constitutional concerns and economic costs of current surveillance: comprehensive reform. Here's what that looks like.
Some described intense stress as remote proctors watched them take tests, worrying they would be labeled as cheats. Others said they had urinated at their desks for fear that leaving for the bathroom would hurt their chances of a post-graduation career.
Has technology gone too far to keep students honest during exams? A scholar on privacy and technology weighs in.
Exam monitoring startup Proctorio's attempts to silence critics has helped shine a spotlight on classroom surveillance and fueled students' protests.
Campaigns on both sides of the aisle have zero problem invading your privacy.
Employees at Verkada accessed the company's facial recognition system to take photos of women colleagues and make sexually explicit jokes.
Minneapolis education leaders have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars this year to surveil children online, even after the district ended its police department contract and launched school safety reforms that officials said would build trust between adults and students. The district terminated its longstanding relationship with the city’s police department after George Floyd died […]
What do we know about how this software affects students’ learning?
"When I finished the exam I was literally sobbing.”
Digital contact tracing wasn’t up for debate in senior living facilities.
That camera shot of you panicking about a logic game on the LSAT? Still hanging out on the virtual proctor company’s servers, maybe even after you graduate from law school.
This Article explores the ethical issues raised by legal research companies selling surveillance services to ICE and other law enforcement. Part II reviews the U.S. government’s extensive history of…
The pandemic is fueling digital repression worldwide.
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The X4, made and jointly developed in China, raises concerns.
Court records in an arson case show that Google gave away data on people who searched for a specific address.
Ain't no tracking like first-party tracking ’cause first-party tracking don’t stop
Facebook has chosen to review user data requests manually, without screening the email address of people who request access to the portals, which are made for law enforcement agents only.
Developing a Manifesto for better governance of children’s data.