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The whole point of making public posts is because they want lots of people to see them. So who cares if the school sees them too? That's part of the public. It'
by Hondor 11y ago
The whole point of making public posts is because they want lots of people to see them. So who cares if the school sees them too? That's part of the public. It's not spying if the spyee is intentionally broadcasting the information and wants everyone to see it.
Imagine if a teacher walked past some kids bullying their classmate in the hall. She overhears the insults they're shouting and then calls the bullies in to tell them off. Isn't that what we want? Do we want school staff to turn a blind eye to bullying and stand by when they know who's doing it and what they're doing?
- Matt3o12_ 11y agoExcept that students don't know what is public. They often don't even care if the whole world can see that because they don't know how it affects them now or later. While it has gotten better (I've noticed that more and more students use s private profile on Twitter, they still accept every follower). It is kind of like if teachers start disgusting as students to invade their privacy, which they have no right to do.
- StanislavPetrov 11y ago>Imagine if a teacher walked past some kids bullying their classmate in the hall. Except this is absolutely nothing like that. Schools should only have authority over kids at school. Schools in the USA already to a pathetic enough job educating kids before expending effort to spy on them at all times. Schools should be for teaching - not spying - period.