Comment The best way to prevent data from being misused... (Score 4, Insightful) 95
...is to not collect the data in the first place.
...is to not collect the data in the first place.
"chase kids on ebikes across parks and playgrounds."
The problem is they aren't in parks and playgrounds riding their "e-bikes" (they're more electric motorcycle than bicycle). They're on the road with cars and major traffic. I see it, particularly, in more affluent neighborhoods (Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Santa Monica).
And we're not talking about a few... They're everywhere -- particularly after school hours and weekends.
"The one size fits all model of education is broken. "
It was broken the moment this method was being pushed. What worked was "One size fits MOST". You direct your resources on educating those who can benefit from the "Most" of the "one size". The ones that this doesn't work with is now a much smaller subset and can be managed with smaller class sizes (in the case of hands on need), special campuses (for behavior issues that would otherwise affect the "fits all" of the hated "one size fits all") and a much smaller pool of administrators necessary to make it all work.
Oh... less administrators. Never mind. Unions will hate it. Just shut up and give them more money.
Test321 said: "It's their right to call "hate speech" or "fake news" whatever they don't like."
Totally agree with this statement of yours.
From the article:
"...organized efforts to coerce American platforms to punish American viewpoints they oppose".
Calling something "hate speech" is quite different from actually calling on platforms to punish stuff for "whatever they don't like". So, your statement, while I agree with it as it stands doesn't really apply to this article.
You will lose an important disk file.