DrunkAnRoot@sh.itjust.works
on 08 Aug 07:21
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it is the schools device and there free to do anything with it. sad to see schools are not a safe place for students but its just how it is now. and the parts about student personal devices should be against the law.
Even if the device belongs to the school, installing spyware is still unethical
DrunkAnRoot@sh.itjust.works
on 09 Aug 12:37
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i agree however unethical and illegal are different
ScoffingLizard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 16 Aug 06:31
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Is teaching subject to an ethics board like lawyers and doctors?
DrunkAnRoot@sh.itjust.works
on 16 Aug 12:58
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i dont know of any ethics board for teachers in u.s atleast as far as im aware and its the oposite with some laws
GlendatheGayWitch@lemmy.world
on 08 Aug 13:44
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They need to be taught that anything they use their school email address to log in to or anything on their school laptop can be seen by others. That’s the important lesson missing here.
They also need to be taught how to log out of their school accounts and use a personal account while on a personal device and not doing homework.
This can really hurt students who consider or are unaware of privacy risks while on the internet or on a school device.
In 70 years on this planet, I would have thought we’d put LGBTQ+ and racism to rest. I look forward to a day when being LGBTQ+ is as boring as being heterosexual. America could solve about 50% of it’s problems by using this one simple trick: Mind your own fuckin’ business. My sexual proclivities should only come into discussion if you’re sitting on my lap. Otherwise, piss off.
djehuti@programming.dev
on 09 Aug 15:08
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I’ll go further: humanity could solve 99.9% of its problems if people would mind their own fuckin’ business.
reagansrottencorpse@lemmy.ml
on 09 Aug 15:53
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They are useful tools the rich have to keep us divided and fighting each other rather than them.
ScoffingLizard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 16 Aug 06:27
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Those are not proclivities. Those are normal tendancies that multiple species share. ;)
Remote Learning Accidentally Introduced a New Danger for LGBTQ Students
Their laptop was given to them by their school, and it contains software that flags any student writing that uses, among other terms, “queer” or “transgender.”
The software must have slipped and fell into the laptop.
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it is the schools device and there free to do anything with it. sad to see schools are not a safe place for students but its just how it is now. and the parts about student personal devices should be against the law.
edit: actually fineshed reading the article
Even if the device belongs to the school, installing spyware is still unethical
i agree however unethical and illegal are different
Is teaching subject to an ethics board like lawyers and doctors?
i dont know of any ethics board for teachers in u.s atleast as far as im aware and its the oposite with some laws
They need to be taught that anything they use their school email address to log in to or anything on their school laptop can be seen by others. That’s the important lesson missing here.
They also need to be taught how to log out of their school accounts and use a personal account while on a personal device and not doing homework.
This can really hurt students who consider or are unaware of privacy risks while on the internet or on a school device.
In 70 years on this planet, I would have thought we’d put LGBTQ+ and racism to rest. I look forward to a day when being LGBTQ+ is as boring as being heterosexual. America could solve about 50% of it’s problems by using this one simple trick: Mind your own fuckin’ business. My sexual proclivities should only come into discussion if you’re sitting on my lap. Otherwise, piss off.
I’ll go further: humanity could solve 99.9% of its problems if people would mind their own fuckin’ business.
They are useful tools the rich have to keep us divided and fighting each other rather than them.
Those are not proclivities. Those are normal tendancies that multiple species share. ;)
The software must have slipped and fell into the laptop.