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NH House To Vote On Students’ Social Media Privacy

Posted on March 2, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Emily Corwin reports:

On Wednesday the New Hampshire House will vote on whether schools should be able to compel students to disclose their social media activity.

The bill bans schools from demanding access to a student’s user name and password or requiring students to “friend” school officials on Facebook.

Read more on NHPR.

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