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> They'll just force the students out of the relatively protected Google Workspace for Students, into the "real" Google/Gmail ecosystems where they are less pro
by s1mplicissimus 1y ago
> They'll just force the students out of the relatively protected Google Workspace for Students, into the "real" Google/Gmail ecosystems where they are less protected against data mining
What? This sounds like there is an observable way of telling that there's different levels of data mining going on in these two spaces, mind sharing the evidence?
- mrweasel 1y agoThere is no data mining/profiling in Googles educational offering (also no ads, which there is in regular Gmail): > Google Workspace for Education Core Services (like Gmail, Google Calendar, Classroom, and more) have no ads, and student information in Core Services is never used to create profiles for ad targeting, or sold to third parties.[1] 1) https://edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/our-values/privacy-security/frequently-asked-questions/ https://edu.google.com/intl/ALL_us/our-values/privacy-securi...
- b112 1y agoMakes sense. Get them used to using Google services, or else someone else will step in and do it. Same reason Microsoft used to give all sorts of free licenses to students.