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That's still a bit too vague for me. What does it mean? That they won't use the content being created in the system in any way? Does it mean that when a student
by chestnut-tree 12y ago
That's still a bit too vague for me. What does it mean? That they won't use the content being created in the system in any way? Does it mean that when a student signs into Classroom with their Google account, Google won't track or record the sites, apps and pages they use? Does Google anonymise any data it captures? Or does it tie your activity to your account? When Google says "Google Apps for Education users own their data" does that mean I can remove all my history of activity and sites visited from Google's servers?
I know lots of Hacker news readers consider this a complete non-issue, but I don't think these are unreasonable questions to ask of a company that has far greater oversight of people's online behaviour than anyone else.