George Washington University apologizes for tracking locations of students, faculty
George Washington University has apologized for its failure to notify students, faculty and staff of a data analytics pilot program that monitored their locations.
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George Washington University has apologized for its failure to notify students, faculty and staff of a data analytics pilot program that monitored their locations.
Officials tracked students, faculty and staff members’ movement across campus during the fall based on location data from WiFi access points without informing them.
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