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Isn't this a pretty typical bring-your-own-device policy? I.e., if you want to use your personal device to access the organization's private network or resourc
by rodw 5y ago
Isn't this a pretty typical bring-your-own-device policy?
I.e., if you want to use your personal device to access the organization's private network or resources, they are going to insist on having control over that device, or at least they are allowed to.
Or in this case I assume that CPS "owns" your son's account and probably has a terms-of-service-style document somewhere that makes GoGuardian or similar a condition of using that account.
If you don't want their software then you can't use "their" account on that computer. I don't love that policy, but it sure seems like something they are allowed to do.