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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2025
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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