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Chegg No Longer Sharing Student Information with Universities to Protect Student Privacy

Posted on October 14, 2022 by pogowasright.org

Caera Learmonth reports:

Chegg, a textbook rental and tutoring website that reported over 5.3 million subscribers in August, has stopped providing student information to colleges and professors in an effort to protect student privacy.

On Aug. 8, Chegg updated its honor code policy to only provide colleges with dates and time stamps of when questions are posted or answered by students.

Read more at The State Press.

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