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60% of U.S. School Mobile Apps Disclose Collected Data Without Permission May 5, 2021 10:46 GMT   ·  Comment      Mobile School Apps Students are often encouraged to use education-focused mobile applications to help with learning, classwork, and other day-to-day activities. Many of these applications gather data from children and share it with third-party partners.  The Me2B Alliance, a non-profit industry organization dedicated to respectful technology, released a research repo...

Get used to it, kid Share Copy The majority of Android and iOS apps created for US public and private schools send student data to assorted third parties, researchers have found, calling into question privacy commitments from Apple and Google as app store stewards. The Me2B Alliance, a non-profit technology policy group, examined a random sample of 73 mobile applications used in 38 different schools across 14 US states and found 60 per cent were transmitting student data. The apps in qu...

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Political affiliations, religious affiliations, income bracket, those kinds of things. so theres nothing to suggest that this work is just specific to sexual orientation. in reality, for this type of network data, you could have lots of privacy risks associated across a gamut of different traits. >> carter, if i were gay, i may not want to say that on facebook, but it may not matter if that information was out there. if i say im from atlanta, it may not matter. where is line to protect informati...