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wherever you're listening. Now, let's jump right in, shall we? So, schools back in session,

you packed the lunchbox, charged the Chromebook, and maybe even shed a tear at drop-off. But here's

something that didn't make it into the parent orientation packet. Your kid might be under surveillance constantly.

And not just by their teachers. Whether or not you have kids in school, you'll want to hear this.

A new study from UC San Diego just pulled back the curtain on those student safety tools that

schools use. You've probably heard of them. Go Guardian, bark, gaggle, securely, light speed. These systems are

designed to stop bullying, flag mental health concerns, and maybe even prevent school shootings.

But here's the twist. They're not just keeping an eye on things during class hours.

About 86% of the companies that make these tools are monitoring students around the clock,

not just during the school day and not just on school-issued devices.

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