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If they failed to inform the students there is little excuse. It is a bit strage how self-evident such surveillance became. Failing to inform the subject, I see
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
If they failed to inform the students there is little excuse. It is a bit strage how self-evident such surveillance became. Failing to inform the subject, I see no argument against sabotage.
Of coures I would not want to be monitored, the sensors probably did identify individuals. They just said they anonymized the data. I also do not believe that such a technical solution is even required for such a trivial management issue.
- isaacfrond 4y agoReally? A felony is warranted because they are sensing your presence, where anyone can see you sitting in the first place? Had they sent in a student with a clipboard it would be ok. They use a sensor, it warrants destruction of property.