New Mexico AG on Protecting Student Data From Big Tech

The transcript discusses concerns about Google tracking children's data without parental consent, leading to an investigation and settlement. It highlights the increased use of technology in education post-pandemic, raising privacy and security issues. The debate on data ownership and profit in a capitalist system is explored, emphasizing the need for regulation. The impact of technology on education and the learning gap is also discussed.

What were the three main concerns about Google's data practices with children?

• Lack of data privacy protection, exploitation of adults, and violation of federal law

• Lack of data privacy protection, exploitation of minors, and violation of federal law

• Lack of parental consent, exploitation of minors, and violation of state law

• Lack of parental consent, exploitation of adults, and violation of state law

What was the primary focus of the settlement with Google?

• Changing Google's business practices

• Monetary compensation

• Improving Google's public image

• Increasing Google's market share

What has increased in classrooms due to the pandemic?

• Number of teachers

• School funding

• Use of technology

• Student enrollment

What is a major concern regarding free technology in schools?

• Data tracking and monetization

• High cost

• Lack of features

• Limited availability

What is the moral debate mentioned in the context of data usage?

• Who should own and profit from the data

• Ways to reduce data storage costs

• Methods to enhance data accuracy

• How to increase data collection

What is the potential role of technology in education according to the final section?

• To limit student interaction

• To increase school funding

• To serve as a tool and equalizer

• To replace teachers

What is a significant challenge in integrating technology into education?

• Disconnect between educators and tech companies

• Overabundance of educational apps

• Insufficient internet access

• Lack of interest from students