The use case for surveillance software on devices not owned by the school is somewhat unsettling. Can it be "switched off" when students aren't using the device for school purposes?

Every day of the year, including weekends, holidays, and vacations? Including days when students are absent?

I'm wondering what student privacy actually means to students here. What would students consider their own privacy?

This is a really interesting section because it makes references to the Student Privacy Pledge, which has recently been described as "toothless" following the Illuminate data breach.

The main marketing messaging is about "helping" students, which is probably a universally positive sentiment.

There's an interesting sense of urgency in this phrase. And following this, phrases that involve violence. Is the urgency more to compel people to buy?