A report by the American Civil Liberties Union examines the education technology surveillance industry and its potentially harmful impact on students. The ACLU said the report found companies are "using fear-based tactics to sell surveillance products that not only fail to keep our kids safe but actually increase discrimination, invade students' privacy, and erode trust between students and educators."
ACLU report examines impact of edtech surveillance industry
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