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But the company’s attitude toward personal data is more concerning; its privacy policy does little to put naysayers at ease. It states that Examity may collect a number of personal details from students who test with it, including student names, addresses, biometric records, driver’s license numbers, and passwords. The company can use such details to analyze usage patterns and share them with third parties.
An investigation into how Stripe tracks your users and what you can do to prevent it
With millions working at home, more companies want to know how employees are spending their time.
There is increasing concern about “surveillance capitalism,” whereby for-profit companies generate value from data, while individuals are unable to resist (Zubo
The heat map tracks more than two dozen different metrics.
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As governments roll out enormous data collection programs to limit coronavirus, we should remember that mass surveillance alone will not save us.
Twitter says this helps it "continue operating as a free service."
Modern payment cards encompass a bewildering array of consumer technologies, from credit and debit cards to stored-value and loyalty cards. But what unites all of these financial media is their con...
Cheating is not a technological problem, but a social and pedagogical problem. Technology is often blamed for creating the conditions in which cheating proliferates and is then offered as the solution to the problem it created; both claims are false.
Parents can use Life360 to track their teen’s location in real time. The company can use that data to sell car insurance.
Lively debates are breaking out these days about algorithms and how they should be used in education. Among them are concerns over what happens to data ...
Student voice! Really good about informed consent, too.
Whether benign or intrusive, monitoring of students and teachers is commonplace in many schools
A fitness app provided location information to Google that placed him near a crime
Surveillance creep due to coronavirus.
Banjo is applying artificial intelligence to government-owned surveillance and traffic cameras across the entire state of Utah to tell police about "anomalies."
FFS FACEBOOK. And FFS PP I kinda expect better of you.