Given the ongoing work I have been doing in terms of advocating for better student data privacy protections, I’ve received a number of requests for tips on ways to better protect student data over the past few weeks – as remote learning has kicked in to overdrive – accompanied by parent frustration, inappropriate incidents in […]
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How much privacy are students surrendering to attendance-tracking app? Concerned about Big Brother surveillance of students? Check out my latest article, published in “The Hill,” on almost 40 schools in the country using an App to track student attendance/absence (appears that the App was developed by a former asst coach at Univ of Missouri, and initially used […]
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The Cyber-Security Problem Schools and Ed. Tech Need to Face In the past year, we have seen story after story that detail breaches of educational technology vendors’ system security. These troubling incidents in which sensitive student data is compromised will only become more frequent until both technology companies and public school districts make student privacy and […]
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Ever think about the privacy sensitive data that your car collects about you? After all, there’s a lot of technology in our cars today . . . good luck finding the carburetor today, as compared to cars made before the turn of the millennium. There are computer chips, monitoring devices, GPS, and even internet connected […]
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Last Friday, the Financial Times ran an article about former VP and current 2020 Presidential candidate Joe Biden’s stinging attack on Mark Zukerberg and Facebook (“FB”), arguing for Congress to revoke the law that shields platforms like FB from liability for user-generated content posted on their sites: https://www.ft.com/content/dc3f2c52-394a-11ea-a6d3-9a26f8c3cba4?shareType=nongift Of course, the underlying cause of this […]
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Image courtesy of Forbes.com Given the U.S.’ recent military engagement with Iran, the question everyone is now asking is whether the cessation of military activities means this is all over, or whether another shoe will soon be dropping. While no-one has a crystal ball, looking at our overall historical engagements with Iran, it’s pretty clear […]
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I have been working on a webinar (and a continuing legal education course) on Internet of Things (IoT) devices and how the 4th Amendment’s guarantee of a right to privacy applies to law enforcement access to IoT records, and stumbled upon this verbiage from a Supreme Court decision: “When the Fourth and Fifth Amendments were […]
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