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Tag: Ronald Young

Md. governor to consider student social-media privacy bill

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April 9, 2015September 5, 2018 Mariana Viera

Three years after Maryland became the first state to protect employees’ social-media lives from their employers’ purview, it could soon become the next state to grant similar protections to students.

Tagged Maryland, recent-news, Ronald Young, social media

Md. senate education committee hears testimony for student social media privacy bill

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February 19, 2015September 5, 2018 Mariana Viera

Taking steps to protect students’ privacy rights online, Maryland lawmakers heard on Wednesday a bill that could prohibit school officials from digging through students’ personal social media accounts for incriminating information.

Tagged Maryland, recent-news, Ronald Young, social media privacy

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