Brings me back to those tender years when I was using my 1.5 hours of alotted Net Nanny time to chat with a grown man in Malaysia about how to disable Net Nanny and auto-rewrite the logs
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I, for one, fully support these measures. They're how you get teen hackershttps://twitter.com/albericie/status/1145841209761357825 …
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If the account is public, then teachers & anyone can do ‘spot checks’ If not, larger institutions shouldn’t have admin oversight. If there’s an issue, any student can use their account and device to prove it without admin intervention
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But I’m with you; these oversight rules would carve a niche for creative and tech savvy students. An issue arises though; we don’t want incentives for human creativies to be concealed. Black hats grow and flourish in the shadows.
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In my science and tech high school, the first period kids in classes with computer access would create a fresh VPN setup for the day and it would get passed around on notes til the admins IDed it and shut it down. Usually a new one around lunchtime
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The schools can't even properly educate children, and now they want to control the private lives of the children as well ?
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It’s one good way to drive the smarter kids to anonymous message boards to let off steam
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