“Parents should not have to choose between their children’s privacy and their participation in the digital classroom. “Students must be able to do their schoolwork without surveillance by companies looking to harvest their data to pad their bottom line,” said Samuel Levine, Director of the FTC’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. Under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, companies cannot deny children access to educational technologies when their parents or school refuse to sign up for commercial surveillance. In a new policy statement adopted today, the Commission made it clear that it is against the law for companies to force parents and schools to surrender their children’s privacy rights in order to do schoolwork online or attend class remotely.
THE TROVE DOWN CRACK
The Federal Trade Commission announced today that it will crack down on education technology companies if they illegally surveil children when they go online to learn.
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