>> Tess Mitchell, a spokeswoman for Honorlock, said it was not the company’s role to advise schools on how to deal with behavior flagged by its product. A grea

>> Tess Mitchell, a spokeswoman for Honorlock, said it was not the company’s role to advise schools on how to deal with behavior flagged by its product. A great illustration of extremely dodgy and completely untrustworthy behaviour: when someone confronts you with concerns about the ethics of your software, you respond with an attempt to deflect the blame onto the user, who bought it from you.