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Inferential Surveillance

I will be presenting at a program for Florida Blue Cross Blue Shield (or just FloridaBlue) soon. As part of that program, I walk attendees through the fundamentals of privacy and cybersecurity, helping them identify how to protect themselves from hackers and phisher, from misuse of their information by employers, and misuse of their information […]

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September 28, 2022
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 |  Category: Cybersecurity, Digital Divide, Fourth Amendment, Free Speech, Privacy

Fourth Amendment Applies to Public School Electronic Search of Home’s Bedroom for the First Time

In Ogletree v. Cleveland State University a judge ruled this week that the use of electronic  room scans conducted using software from Respondus and Honorlock can potentially violate the Fourth Amendment. As state institutions, the software constitutes a government search. CSU does not require or even recommend room scans, but the products automatically include this […]

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August 25, 2022
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 |  Category: Cyberbullying, Fourth Amendment, Free Speech