As an IT guy in a university (a satellite campus of US university to be more specific), this shit would not be kosher. We evaluate crap for our people because

As an IT guy in a university (a satellite campus of US university to be more specific), this shit would not be kosher. We evaluate crap for our people because this school is far from a tech school, and we would never be able to get this out the door to students lest one of them or their professor(s) found out, and the shitstorm would be enormous. We cannot even reliably monitor computers or remote into them, as the perception of monitoring in a poli sci school has caused so many fights in the past, no campus of the university has the balls to even try. But good luck to the IT group that gets away this. They will have a fun time explaining it to the angry students or their guardians who foot the bill for this horseshit. But since the author quotes Neal Stephen, who cares, right? We teach kids the ideals of society in class and school policies (at least for us, won't speak to others), then the ideal society lacks them altogether and government agencies violate the very same trust in society and established protocol, lie about, and probably gloat in their office how stupid these kids are with their monitored engagement. I give everybody a F, personally.