Common Sense Media has partnered with 40 U.S. school districts to launch the “Common Sense Privacy Evaluation Initiative.” Supported by the Gates and Dell Foundations, the partnership aims to establish a common framework to help districts thoroughly review the privacy and security standards of the educational technology tools they use. The first set of evaluations will be for educational software and will be available April 1, 2016 at Common Sense Graphite.
Do you have a recent high school grad on their way to college? As college student Leah Polakoff points out, the way college students use social media is quite different than the way they may have used it in High School.
If you are involved in any kind of legal action, it is not uncommon for lawyers and private investigators to look at your social media posts and social networking pages for insights on your behavior and your actions...
If you are involved in any kind of legal action, it is not uncommon for lawyers and private investigators to look at your social media posts and social networking pages for insights on your behavior and your actions...
Common Sense Media has compiled a list of digital tools for managing your kids’ tech use. Some of these ideas include taking advantage of the safety mode in YouTube, how to keep kids focused on one app at a time (and away from your email and private files), and fine-tuning what cookies get added to your browser...
Common Sense Media has compiled a list of digital tools for managing your kids’ tech use. Some of these ideas include taking advantage of the safety mode in YouTube, how to keep kids focused on one app at a time (and away from your email and private files), and fine-tuning what cookies get added to your browser...
This spring, European courts upheld a law forcing Google Spain to remove links to personal information from its site that compromised the privacy of an individual...
This spring, European courts upheld a law forcing Google Spain to remove links to personal information from its site that compromised the privacy of an individual...
Have a Facebook account? Well, welcome to lab rathood. That’s because it was recently revealed that Facebook has allowed researchers, both inside and outside the company, to manipulate users' news feeds to hide good news or bad news to see whether it affected the emotions of those users themselves...
Have a Facebook account? Well, welcome to lab rathood. That’s because it was recently revealed that Facebook has allowed researchers, both inside and outside the company, to manipulate users' news feeds to hide good news or bad news to see whether it affected the emotions of those users themselves...