College students are concerned with how their data is being tracked using learning programs, campus identification credentials and remote proctoring software, The Markup reports. Eric Natividad claimed California-based Mt. San Antonio College's online programs violate students' privacy by tracking and reporting data collected from students to professors.
College students face data tracking issues
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