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I’m aware of at least one case of a school installing software that allowed them to remotely access the webcams of students, and they admitted to using the soft
by SirSourdough 6y ago
I’m aware of at least one case of a school installing software that allowed them to remotely access the webcams of students, and they admitted to using the software on 40+ occasions. I wouldn’t be surprised if this practice existed in the corporate world as well.
- razakel 6y agoThere was the Robbins v. Lower Merion School District case, where a student sued after being disciplined for "taking drugs" in his bedroom (it was actually candy). They'd remotely activated the webcam on his school-issued laptop. And, frankly, spying on a teenage boy in his bedroom, they're lucky they didn't face felony charges.