Episode 250 - Camera Controversy & Student Data Privacy!
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Show Notes
Josh, Chris, and Mark discuss the 74 reporting that federal immigration agents have been tapping Flock license plate cameras, which leads to broader conversation about school and neighborhood cameras (Ring/Nest/home systems) balancing safety and privacy. The guys unpack a listener email about how K12 techs should approach student data privacy. Finally, there is an interview with Rise Vision, discussing digital signage, templates, deployment, emergency alerts, and screen sharing.
Articles discussed:
Schools Racing to Meet Web Accessibility Deadline
ICE Taps into School Flock Cameras
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