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How schools breach children’s data privacy: A snapshot

Schools and other organizations are posting children's photos and achievements online without proper parental consent, potentially violating the DPDP Act. This practice exposes minors to privacy risks, online abuse, and legal issues. While global governments are strengthening child online protections, compliance in India remains inconsistent, leaving many children vulnerable to exploitation and harassment, as highlighted by a recent student's experience.

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How schools breach children’s data privacy: A snapshot
Schools and other organizations are posting children's photos and achievements online without proper parental consent, potentially violating the DPDP Act. This practice exposes minors to privacy risks, online abuse, and legal issues. While global governments are strengthening child online protections, compliance in India remains inconsistent, leaving many children vulnerable to exploitation and harassment, as highlighted by a recent student's experience.
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