In the past, major online privacy scandals have had an underwhelming effect on the public's actions. .

It has issued a series of apologies for other privacy blunders, such as a vulnerability that let hackers steal Windows passwords and its practices of mining data from LinkedIn and sending data to Facebook. 

That does not appear to be enough for superintendents who are trying to enable online learning while also protecting the privacy of their charges

Protecting your online privacy can sometimes feel like an impossible task on an internet that runs on the use of personal data to sell things