A Tennessee parent and the ACLU claim that a school district’s tech policy, which students must sign to participate in activities on campus computers, violates free speech and compromises student privacy.
Tennessee School District’s Tech Policy Blocks Students’ Constitutional Rights, ACLU Says
By April Witteveen on November 21, 2014
Filed Under: K-12, Social Media Tagged With: acceptable use policy, ACLU, American Civil Liberties Union, EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, SLJ, social media policy, Tennessee schools, Williamson County Schools
Link: Privacy advocates want Facebook probed on recent changes
By Barbara Genco on September 30, 2011
he group’s complaints about Facebook’s adoption of frictionless sharing for some applications and the start of Timeline, an updated profile that makes a user’s entire history on the site easily viewable at once, reveal a fundamental divide on the nature of sharing data online.
Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: ALA, American Civil Liberties Union, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Facebook, Privacy
