> Filtering only the school accounts is pointless if the student can just switch to a non-school account (or guest account) and access whatever they want there.

> Filtering only the school accounts is pointless if the student can just switch to a non-school account (or guest account) and access whatever they want there. From the district's perspective this does have a point: it removes perceived or actual liability for things that the student could be exposed to or experience using their managed services. Being able to tell an offended parent "not our account, not our device, not our problem" versus having to answer for "but he was logged into his district managed Google account, shouldn't you have protected him?"