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No criminal charges for school that spied on kids through laptops
The federal prosecutor investigating the case of a Pennsylvania school district that spied on its students via remote-controlled laptop cameras says the school district won’t face criminal charges in the case. US Attorney Zane David Memenger said in a statement that there is no evidence the Lower Merion School District,…
School district spied on students at home as they slept: lawsuit
Lawsuit: School administrator ‘may be a voyeur’ who spied on kids for personal gratification A Philadelphia-area school district secretly took “thousands” of webcam photos of students in their homes and tracked their Web site visits and parts of online chats through spy software installed on the students’ school-issued laptops, a…
FBI launches probe into schools accused of spying on kids through webcams
Vice-principal used cameras to confront student about drug use: claim The FBI has launched an investigation into a Pennsylvania school district that has been accused of spying on students through webcams on laptops it issued to those students. Lawyers for Harriton High School student Blake Robbins plan to ask a…
Lawsuit: School gave kids laptops to spy on them at home
Students in a Philadelphia-area school district have launched a lawsuit accusing their schools of spying on them at home through webcams installed in laptop computers the district gave them. The parents of Blake Robbins, a student at Harriton High School in Rosemont, Pennsylvania, have launched a class-action lawsuit on behalf…
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